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Senate overrides Bush’s veto on water projects

Senate overrides Bush’s veto on water projects

Mick Meaney November 9, 2007 0

By TODD SPANGLER Among them are an electronic barrier in the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal to block the spread of an invasive species of Asian carp into the Great Lakes, a new shipping

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Brazil discovers vast new oil reserves

Brazil discovers vast new oil reserves

Mick Meaney November 9, 2007 0

Brazil has discovered huge new petroleum reserves in its south that could turn the country into one of the biggest oil producers in the world, the government and its state-controlled oil company announced Thursday.If

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Tidal surge sparks flood warning

Tidal surge sparks flood warning

Mick Meaney November 9, 2007 0

Environment Secretary Hilary Benn has strengthened warnings of severe flooding over the next 48 hours from a tidal surge expected to hit the coast of England. The Environment Agency warned of a “major” tidal

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Green groups shine light on safety of Apple iPhone

Green groups shine light on safety of Apple iPhone

Mick Meaney November 4, 2007 0

Elizabeth Judge The British launch of the Apple iPhone is set to be overshadowed by pressure from environmentalists who want the gadget to be made greener. Green groups are demanding that the UK version

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Lindsey Williams Videos on the Oil/Energy ‘Crisis’

Lindsey Williams Videos on the Oil/Energy ‘Crisis’

Mick Meaney October 31, 2007 14

I mention Lindsey Williams’ revelations in a few articles on the phony “Peak Oil” scam promoted by CIA agent Michael Ruppert and the Highway Robber Barrons known as American Oil companies. Lindsey discovered from

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Gina Dowding wins ballot for chance to become first Green MP

Gina Dowding wins ballot for chance to become first Green MP

Mick Meaney October 12, 2007 0

The Green Party has selected former Lancaster City Councillor Gina Dowding as the prospective parliamentary candidate for the new Lancaster and Fleetwood constituency. Gina has lived in Lancaster for twenty years and was a

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Record 22C temperatures in Arctic heatwave

Record 22C temperatures in Arctic heatwave

Mick Meaney October 4, 2007 0

By Steve Connor Parts of the Arctic have experienced an unprecedented heatwave this summer, with one research station in the Canadian High Arctic recording temperatures above 20C, about 15C higher than the long-term average.

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Arctic Ice the Size of Florida Gone in a Week

Arctic Ice the Size of Florida Gone in a Week

Mick Meaney September 11, 2007 0

Scientists report that arctic ice the size of the state of Florida has melted in the last six days. (ABCNEWS) By CLAYTON SANDELL An area of Arctic sea ice the size of Florida has melted

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Judge Orders Bush Administration to Issue Global Warming Report

Judge Orders Bush Administration to Issue Global Warming Report

Mick Meaney August 22, 2007 1

By Karen Gullo The Bush administration violated U.S. law by failing to produce a study on the impact of global warming and must issue a summary by March, a federal judge ruled. District Judge

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The Sustainable Soldier Takes to the Streets! In Your Car?

The Sustainable Soldier Takes to the Streets! In Your Car?

CW July 7, 2007 0

By Brent Jessop RINF Alternative News Knowledge Driven Revolution.com Let me share a little story before I get into a new government plan that will save you money (can you spot the oxymoron?). About

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Schwarzenegger ‘blocked own green policy’

Schwarzenegger ‘blocked own green policy’

CW July 4, 2007 1

By David Usborne The executive director of California’s air-quality board, which is responsible for implementing the state’s landmark environmental emissions law, has resigned amid allegations that the office of the Governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has

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New Report Challenges Basic Assumptions About Climate Change

New Report Challenges Basic Assumptions About Climate Change

CW June 19, 2007 1

RINF Alternative News A new report has been published which challenges certain basic assumptions about climate change. The report has been written by an independent lay researcher, and is backed by over 20 signatories

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EU split by Bush’s ‘green conversion’

EU split by Bush’s ‘green conversion’

CW June 2, 2007 0

MATTI HUUHTANEN AND JEFF MASON EUROPE was yesterday struggling to decide whether George Bush, the US president, had experienced a road-to-Damascus conversion over the fight against climate change or was still dragging his heels.

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Bush kills off hopes for G8 climate change plan

Bush kills off hopes for G8 climate change plan

CW June 2, 2007 0

US President George W. Bush on Thursday threw international efforts to control climate change into confusion with a proposal to create a “new global framework” to curb greenhouse gas emissions as an alternative to

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US ‘fundamentally opposed’ to G8 emissions proposals

US ‘fundamentally opposed’ to G8 emissions proposals

CW May 26, 2007 1

The US appears to have rejected draft proposals by Germany for G8 members to agree tough measures on greenhouse gas emissions, leaked documents have shown. Wide-ranging US amendments to a draft communiqué prepared ahead

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Our oceans are turning into plastic

Our oceans are turning into plastic

CW May 23, 2007 0

Susan Casey, Photographs by Gregg Segal A vast swath of the Pacific, twice the size of Texas, is full of a plastic stew that is entering the food chain. Scientists say these toxins are causing

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C4 accused of falsifying data in documentary on climate change

C4 accused of falsifying data in documentary on climate change

CW May 8, 2007 0

Steve Connor The makers of a Channel 4 documentary which claimed that global warming is a swindle have been accused of fabricating data by one of the scientists who participated in the film. The

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The Bees Die…The Planet Dies

The Bees Die…The Planet Dies

CW April 9, 2007 15

The planet is the common good of humanity. Taking care of it gives life a meaning. It is necessary to make the farmers understand what their responsibility is, but they seldom have Internet. The

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The future’s bright, the future’s green

The future’s bright, the future’s green

Mick Meaney March 29, 2007 0

Tara Greaves Say electric vehicle and many people think milk float – unless, that is, they have taken a look at the latest cars and bikes on display at the Green Wheels event in

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CU professor uses grass pellets as an alternative energy

CU professor uses grass pellets as an alternative energy

Mick Meaney March 29, 2007 0

Jennie Daley Grass pellets sound more like rabbit food than a local, sustainable energy source, but a Cornell University professor hopes to change that perception.Jerry Cherney, the E.V. Baker professor of agriculture in the

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