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Monthly Archives: August 2014
Global warming ‘hiatus’: Scientists duel over which ocean steals some heat – CSMonitor.com
Global warming 'hiatus': Scientists duel over which ocean steals some heat – CSMonitor.com.
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Accounting for the Expanding Carbon Shadow from Coal-Burning Plants – NYTimes.com
Accounting for the Expanding Carbon Shadow from Coal-Burning Plants – NYTimes.com.
Posted in coal fired power plants, Energy
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Religious Groups Take Steps Toward Banishing Oil and Gas Stocks | Institutional Investor
Religious Groups Take Steps Toward Banishing Oil and Gas Stocks | Institutional Investor.
Posted in Climate Change, Energy
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Photo Essay: Indigenous Farmers Gather in the Andes to Plan for Climate Change by Adam Kerby — YES! Magazine
Photo Essay: Indigenous Farmers Gather in the Andes to Plan for Climate Change by Adam Kerby — YES! Magazine.
Posted in Climate Change
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The EPA and Evangelical AntiEnvironmentalism | Religion Dispatches
The EPA and Evangelical AntiEnvironmentalism | Religion Dispatches.
Socialists Could Turn to Environmentalist after Candidate’s Death | Inter Press Service
Socialists Could Turn to Environmentalist after Candidate’s Death | Inter Press Service.
Posted in Eco-Justice
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Germany Added A Lot Of Wind And Solar Power, And Its Electric Grid Became More Reliable | ThinkProgress
Germany Added A Lot Of Wind And Solar Power, And Its Electric Grid Became More Reliable | ThinkProgress.
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Shattering Myths to Help the Climate – NYTimes.com
Shattering Myths to Help the Climate – NYTimes.com.
Posted in Climate Change, Energy
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Nicaragua Pins Hopes for Progress on Grand Canal | Inter Press Service
Another via Nicaragua Pins Hopes for Progress on Grand Canal | Inter Press Service.
