12.03.2011
12.02.2011
Another Tibetan Sets Himself on Fire TIME
TIME -
By AP Thursday, Dec. 01, 2011 (BEIJING) - A former Buddhist monk in Tibet has been hospitalized after setting himself on fire, the latest in a series of apparent self-immolation protests against Chinese rule, a human rights group said.
Inhofe: Calling Climate Change 'Denying' Is 'Doing Lord Satan's Work' ThinkProgress
ThinkProgress -
James Inhofe (R-OK) reiterated his delusional claim that manmade global warming is “the greatest hoax ever.” Inhofe believes that the last eight years of record warmth and catastrophic weather have vindicated his claim, and that he is “doing the Lord's ...
Sustainable transport offers a low-carbon solution for the future Reuters
Reuters (press release) -
The International Association of Public Transport (UITP) took part in the UN climate change conference (COP17) in Durban, South Africa (28 November - 9 December 2011).
Severe Climate Due to Global Warming Compels Multitude into 'Hunger, Poverty ... MedIndia
MedIndia -
by Nancy Needhima on December 02, 2011 at 6:00 PM Environmental Health Severe climate caused by global warming forces food prices up putting the world's poorest people at risk, warns Oxfam.
Changing climate of Republican opinion doesn't agree with Tea Party The Guardian
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The shift suggests that the Koch efforts to spread doubt about climate science may be backfiring. Climate change doubt - seen by Tea Party activists as a litmus test of conservative credentials - is not, as it turns out, energising the Republican ...
Occupy DC targets Congressional Democrats Washington Post
Occupy DC targets Congressional Democrats
Washington Post (blog) - 11 hours ago
More than 100 protesters from Occupy DC gathered Thursday night in front of a Northwest Washington office building where Democrats were holding ...
Local: Occupy D.C. turns on Democrats Washington TimesOccupy DC Declaration Is Released As Protest Enters 3rd Month Huffington Post
Occupy DC wary of being hijacked by unions, Democratic activists Washington Examiner
NBC Washington - WMAL.com
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12.01.2011
'Changing climate impacts food security' Independent Online
'Changing climate impacts food security'
Independent Online - 1 hour ago
An environmental activist paints a banner during a demonstration outside the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Conference of the Parties meeting (COP17) in Durban. South Africa used to be a big exporter of ...
Federal report: Arctic much worse since 2006 USA Today
Federal report: Arctic much worse since 2006
USA Today - 5 minutes ago
The recent changes in the Arctic are from both man-made global warming and localized weather shifts. BJOHN MCCONNICO, AP An iceberg floats off Ammassalik Island in eastern Greenland in 2007.
US report: Arctic much worse since 2006 The Associated Press
WP - POLL - IGNORANT WHITE MALES THE WARMING DENIERS
Poll watcher: Republicans split on global warming; health-care reform and GOP ...
Washington Post (blog) - 32 minutes ago
Belief in global warming has recovered somewhat this year after a sharp falloff in 2008 and 2009, according to a new survey from the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press released Thursday.
Modest Rise in Number Saying There Is 'Solid Evidence' of Global Warming Pew Research Center for the People and the Press
Poll: Republicans Coming Around on Global Warming U.S. News & World Report
DENY BABY DENY: Global warming experts paint a bleak picture of N.J.'s future newjerseynewsroom.com
Global warming experts paint a bleak picture of N.J.'s future
newjerseynewsroom.com - 2 hours ago
Global warming will force changes in New Jersey lifestyles, health and businesses by the middle of this century, according to the latest scientific projections.
DENY BABY DENY: California windstorm snarls traffic, leaves 340000 without power Los Angeles Times
California windstorm snarls traffic, leaves 340000 without power
Los Angeles Times - 23 minutes ago
The toll from a firece California windstorm continued to mount Thursday as officials closed Griffith Park, workers struggled to restore power to 340000 homes and some roads remained blocked by fallen trees.
Pasadena declares emergency after wind wreaks havoc overnight Pasadena Star-News
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