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Environmental media monitoring by Green Alliance.
Updated on Dec 04, 14
Created on Dec 03, 14
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Green Alliance UK's List: 12 Green Alliance media monitoring, 03 Devember 2014
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Dec 03, 14
Australia heads to major climate negotiations in the wake of high level defence of its coal industry
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Dec 03, 14
Group of least-developed nations at UN climate summit say rich counties should do ‘substantially more’ to cut emissions
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Dec 03, 14
Unless December turns unusually cold, 2014 will beat 1995, 2006, 1990 and 2011 as the warmest year on record
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Dec 03, 14
Team examines tens of thousands of genes to identify those that allow coral to adapt to high carbon dioxide levels and more acidic oceans
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Dec 03, 14
Global livestock industry produces more greenhouse gas emissions than transport but fear of a consumer backlash is preventing action, says Chatham House report
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Dec 03, 14
Residents forced out of their homes after the River Parrett burst its banks almost a year ago express hope and despair over government help
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Dec 03, 14
£2.3bn for flood defences in England is not new money, and spending has gone backwards under this Tory-led government despite its claims to the contrary
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Dec 03, 14
This year could be the UK's warmest for almost 250 years as measured by the world's oldest temperature record, say researchers.
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Dec 03, 14
David Cameron says all flood defences that were damaged last winter in extreme weather have been repaired.
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Dec 03, 14
Eradication effort to protect the island’s wildlife from millions of invasive rats, which will feed on the brains of live seabird chicks, starts in 2015
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Dec 03, 14
Imagine the trouble that would ensue if China resorted to desperate measures to cool its climate but the result was that the Indian Monsoon suddenly failed.
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Dec 03, 14
India's prime minister has ordered a drive to rid the streets of rubbish, but his Clean India campaign could spell the end for Delhi's army of informal rubbish collectors. I went to speak to them, with my sketchpad.
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Dec 03, 14
Residents are starting to move back into homes, but many are frustrated at slow progress of flood defences
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Dec 03, 14
It's nearly a year since TV screens were filled with furious locals protesting at the failure to drain the Somerset Levels.
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Dec 03, 14
Curious absence of the Philippines’ key negotiator could be due to political pressure from rich countries ahead of crucial climate negotiations, say NGOs
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Dec 03, 14
Last month, Denton, a college town not far from Dallas, voted to ban hydraulic fracturing – thanks in no small part to a dedicated band of mainly female activists. How did they manage to beat big oil? Suzanne Goldenberg reports
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Dec 03, 14
EU says mandatory carbon emissions cuts should be set for all countries, whereas US wants individual countries to be free to adjust the scale and pace of reductions
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Dec 03, 14
GDF Suez, Alstom and EDF among winners of Alderney Race tidal pilot round as government plans new offshore wind farm tender next year
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Dec 03, 14
Danish company claims new enzyme technology makes refining lower grade oils more cost-effective
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Dec 03, 14
German Federal Environment Agency chief and IEA director predict more firms to switch to renewable energy generation
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