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Solar cycle may drive Venice's floods 31.7.2010 New Scientist: GM Organisms
Solar cycle may drive Venice's floods
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The latest developments 31.7.2010 Washington Post: Nation
The latest developments
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On Our Radar: Oil Spill Larger Than China Admits 31.7.2010 NY Times: Science
An American oil spill consultant suggests the Chinese spill was larger than the government admits.

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Al Gore Won't Be Charged For Alleged Groping 31.7.2010 WCCO: National
Former Vice President Al Gore won't be prosecuted over allegations by a masseuse that he groped and assaulted her in his Portland hotel room in 2006, the county prosecutor said Friday. District Attorney Michael Schrunk said the case has numerous problems and isn't appropriate for a criminal prosecution.
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No assault charge for ex-VP Gore 31.7.2010 BBC: Front Page
Former US Vice President Al Gore will not face charges over claims he assaulted a masseuse in an Oregon hotel room in 2006.
Time for a fresh approach on climate change 31.7.2010 Salt Lake Tribune
By bill barron Updated Jul 30, 2010 02:20PM MDT Senate Democrats abandoned any hope of passing a climate bill proposed by Sens. John Kerry and Joseph Lieberman late last week, but closure, in this case, is actually a good thing. Their bill would have allowed for more offshore drilling, subsidies for coal and opportunities for polluters to purchase cheap and questionable carbon offsets. It also would have opened up a Wall Street approach to emissions trading, introducing further volatility to the price of energy. In short, we were headed down... ...
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Making sense of the impasse on U.S. climate change policy 31.7.2010 Seattle Times: Opinion
Evidence continues to mount about climate change and its possible consequences. Jeffrey Sachs marvels at the lack of progress as U.S. leaders seem paralyzed by special-interest groups. Real leadership is needed to break the logjam.
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Best of the Web Today: Sherrod v. Breitbart 31.7.2010 Wall St. Journal: Opinion
What kind of journalist would cheer a defamation plaintiff?
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Chevy Volt May Not Cut Efficiency Mustard 31.7.2010 NPR: All Things Considered
Robert Siegel speaks with John Voelcker, editor of GreenCarReports.com, and senior editor of High Gear Media Inc., about why the Chevy Volt may not qualify for a California Tax Rebate of $5,000, and why single drivers of Volts may not be able to use the HOV lanes in California, as the Nissan Leaf drivers will.
Just who is Ken Cuccinelli? 31.7.2010 Washington Post
Just who is Ken Cuccinelli?
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The Climate Fight Heads to California 31.7.2010 American Prospect
TAP talks to economist Matthew Kahn about the promise of California's fledgling cap-and-trade system -- and the campaign to undo it.
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Indo-US ties promising trajectory (Cached) 30.7.2010 Hindustan Times: World
The Indo-US relationship has become stronger under the Obama Administration and is on a "very promising" trajectory, encompassing cooperation in areas like energy, climate change, trade and science and technology, a top American official has said.
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A Lively Debate on Climate Change 30.7.2010 NY Times: Science
A Lively Debate on Climate Change
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25 dead as forest fires rage across Russia 30.7.2010 AP Top News
By MANSUR MIROVALEV 2010-07-30T15:40:11Z
MOSCOW (AP) -- Forest fires raged across Russia on Friday, destroying villages, surrounding one southern city and killing at least 25 people, including three firefighters. Prime Minister Vladimir Putin consoled survivors at one smoldering village and urged officials to redouble their efforts against the blazes....
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EPA creates new Tribal Climate and Energy Information site 30.7.2010 ICT: Living
A new site created by the Environmental Protection Agency, Tribal Climate and Energy Information, supports American Indian and Alaska Native communities whose health, economic well-being, and cultural traditions depend upon their natural environment, and who want to or are taking the steps necessary to mitigate climate change.
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No change after policy feedback 30.7.2010 BBC: Front Page
The coalition government issues detailed responses to the public's policy suggestions but says there will be no changes.
Fires Rage Across Russia Amid Record Heat 30.7.2010 NPR News
The fires have spread quickly across more than 200,000 acres in recent days after a record heat wave and severe drought. July has been the hottest month in Moscow in 130 years of recorded history.
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How Obama Could Bring 'Change' to Energy Policy Stalemate 30.7.2010 Commondreams.org Views
by Jeffrey Sachs

NEW YORK – All signs suggest that the planet is still hurtling headlong toward climatic disaster. The United States’ National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration has issued its “State of the Climate Report” covering January-May. The first five months of this year were the warmest on record going back to 1880. May was the warmest month ever. Intense heat waves are currently hitting many parts of the world. Yet still we fail to act.

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The Maldives' Obama deserves our support | Farahanaz Faizal 30.7.2010 Guardian: Comment is Free
The remnants of the Maldives' past dictatorship must not be allowed to sink Mohamed Nasheed's fledgling democracy When Mohamed Nasheed was elected president of the Maldives in late 2008, ending Maumoon Abdul Gayoom's 30 years of rule, he brought into office the hopes and aspirations of the Maldives' 350,000 people. The new, British-educated president started well, releasing journalists and prisoners of conscience incarcerated by the former regime, closing down a notorious jail where dissidents were held and tortured and forgoing the opulence of Gayoom's palaces and Mercedes, choosing instead to live in a modest bungalow and walk to work. The freedoms ordinary Maldivians now enjoy – to criticise, to demonstrate, to join a political party ...
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EPA Rejects Petitions to Reverse Climate Change Endangerment Finding 30.7.2010 Common Dreams: Headlines

WASHINGTON, DC - The Environmental Protection Agency today turned back 10 petitions from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Commonwealth of Virginia, Peabody Coal and others that asked the agency to rescind its scientific finding that heat-trapping greenhouse gases endanger public health and welfare.

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