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Breaking News Thu, 21 Aug 2008
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Astronauts   Bush   Moon   Nasa   Photos  
 New Scientist 
Panel warns NASA is focused on short-term goals
| NASA may get its Moon-Mars programme off the ground, and even land astronauts on the Moon. But it's going to have trouble establishing a long-term lunar base or making the big leap to Mars, says an ... (photo: creative commons)
 Work - Job - Employee - Employment - Office - Business. (ps1)
Australia   Industry   Money   People   Photos  
 Sydney Morning Herald 
Pollution price will kill jobs: warning
| BIG business has warned of job losses, shrinking profits and the closure of some operations unless significant changes are made to the Federal Government's proposed emissions trading scheme. | In it... (photo: Public Domain file / -)
 COAL - FOSSIL FUEL - COAL MINING - HYDROGEN - HAZARDOUS - CLIMATE CHANGE                        The Guardian 
Analysis: Lib Dem leader's green plans more than a moon shot
Nick Clegg has outlined his party's intention to make Britain self-sufficient in energy and carbon neutral by 2050. But are his plans realistic, asks David Adam? | The Lib Dems compare the effort need... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)
Carbon   Climate   Energy   Green   Photos  
 Palm Tree-Oil-Nature-Environment. (sl1)  CNN 
Environmentalists target snack food makers over palm oil use
Column Archive Fortune Magazine Sustainability by Marc Gunther | Type Size Eco-police find new target: Oreos | Kraft Foods, Kellogg's and other U.S. food producers come under attack as demand for vege... (photo: Public domain photo)
Agriculture   Consumers   Food   Photos   US  
Top Stories
The Guardian
It's getting harder to breathe
The Olympics have highlighted Beijing's poor air quality, but climate change is increasing pollution around the world | Concerns about the air quality in Beijing led US c... (photo: WN / Denise Yong)
Beijing   Climate   Olympics   Photos   Pollution  
 A sign reading that this is a forbidden zone, marking toxic waste dumped around the city of Abidjan, Ivory Coast, Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2006. The Health Ministry said Tuesday that toxic waste dumped around Ivory Coast´s main city has caused half a doz Pravda RU
Researchers inject thousands of gallons of vegetable oil to clean up toxic spill
| Researchers at the United States' most contaminated nuclear site injected thousands of gallons (liters) of molasses into the soil last year to try to clean up toxic gro... (photo: AP/Pauline Bax)
Photos   Science   Toxic   USA   Vegetable  
 Sugar Corp. mechanical harvester cuts sugar cane in a field outside of Clewiston, Fla., Thursday, Nov. 8, 2001. Plunging prices last year forced the Clewiston´s largest employer, U.S. Sugar Corp., to lay off 300 workers to cut costs a major blow in Independent online
KZN reaping fruit of common sense
| Botanic Gardens has always had a rich tradition in food gardens. Sugar cane was tested in Botanic Gardens for the first time, before being planted throughout KwaZulu-Na... (photo: AP Photo )
Agriculture   Food   Fruit   Photos   Trade  
Canada Dot Com
Bloggers post Health Canada climate change report to web
| Upset about the Conservative government's decision not to post online a major report warning about the health effects of climate change in Canada, bloggers have taken u... (photo: WN / Guillaume Poulet-Mathis)
Climate   Ecology   Environment   Photos  
President George W. Bush, Canadian Prime Minster Stephen Harper and Mexicos President Felipe Calderon Canada Dot Com
Voters grow more unhappy with Tories
| OTTAWA -- As prospects for a fall election grow, a new survey indicates public satisfaction with the Harper government has deteriorated since last fall. | The survey, c... (photo: White House / Chris Greenberg )
Election   Government   Photos   Politic  
 air pollution-- pollution-- environment  (sl1) Toledo Blade
EPA: Midwest air too polluted
INDIANAPOLIS - Federal officials accuse Ohio and four other Midwest states of violating a new pollution standard for tiny soot particles that can cause respiratory distre... (photo: wn/ junlopz)
Environment   Nature   Photos   Pollution   Society  
Children's Playground Asbury Park Press
Rain garden planting to start in Sept.
| BRADLEY BEACH — Planting for the elementary school's rain garden should begin on Sept. 27. | The 768-square-foot rectangular garden will be located in the school'... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Garden   Kids   Nature   Photos   Plants  
Environmental Issues Climate Change
- Climate change worries Loren
- Rudd thrown an emissions time bomb
- DENR to rehabilitate C. Mindanao forest reserve
- Carbon emissions give Costa a pricing headache
 Work - Job - Employee - Employment - Office - Business. (ps1)
Pollution price will kill jobs: warning
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- Climate change worries Loren
- UN Climate Change Talks Kick Off
- Delegates told to speed up talks on climate change
- Delegates told to speed up talks on climate change
Stormy clouds over the city of Freetown
GLOBAL: Cyclones, storms and hurricanes
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Global Warm Pollution
- Climate change worries Loren
- Carbon plan 'a company killer'
- Carbon emissions give Costa a pricing headache
- On self-indulgent ex-friends who wreck dinner parties
Stormy clouds over the city of Freetown
GLOBAL: Cyclones, storms and hurricanes
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- Apocalypse Later
- Tougher air pollution rule likely
- 'We can't buy another planet'
- Ohio nonprofit touts fuel efficiency
TREES - AIR POLLUTION
'We can't buy another planet'
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Chemicals Ecology
- Scientists identify chemical odor of skin cancer: study
- American Airlines launches airborne e-mail; Manchester famil
- Manufacturer penalized for chemical dumping
- Chemical odor of skin cancer identified
 American Airlines jets sit on the tarmac at Lambert International Airport in St. Louis, Wednesday, July 16, 2003. The parent of American Airlines, the largest U.S. carrier, said Wednesday, July 21, 2004, it earned $6 million in the second quarter, helped
American Airlines launches airborne e-mail; Manchester family sues Valero after release of a toxic chemical
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- Nelson backs Senate inquiry into Murray
- Not so Dumbo: Scientist proves elephants can do maths
- Researchers try veggie oil to clean up toxic spill
- New plan may save Island's wildlife
Fallow deer
New plan may save Island's wildlife
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Nature Natural Disasters
- Abandoned baby whale to be put down
- Dead whales on Olympic beach likely hit by ships
- Dead whales on Olympic beach likely hit by ships
- Penguins dumping arsenic in Antarctica
Fallow deer
New plan may save Island's wildlife
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- Death toll from typhoon 'Karen' hits 8
- Another aftershock jolts Bicol region
- State media: 5.9-magnitude quake kills 1 in China
- State media: 5.9-magnitude quake kills 1 in China
China Earthquake
Quake hits southwest China, no reports of casualties
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