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Climate Change Copenhagen

Climate change negotiations in Copenhagen broke down and were suspended earlier today because of protests from the the G77-China bloc, which represents developing countries.No wonder they left the talks. Climate change Copenhagen ...READ»

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Infographic of the Day: Visualizing Hot Air in the Global Warming "Debate"

A graphic summarizing the debate between global warming skeptics and the scientific consensus.READ»

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"We Could've Stopped Global Warming...We Didn't"

A sobering ad campaign hits Copenhagen, ahead of the pivotal 2009 climate summit.READ»

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Ad With Dying, Computer-Animated Polar Bears Stirs Controversy

What does shock marketing do for a problem as big as global warming?READ»

The Most Important Most-Important-Thing

According to a recent poll cited in Newsweek, the number of Americans who believe that global warming is caused by human activity is 36%. That’s down from 47% just a year ago. Only 57% of Americans believe the world is warming at ...READ»

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Are CO2 Emissions From Deforestation Exaggerated?

It's easy to shrug off climate change deniers who use incomplete or inaccurate data in their arguments, but it's a harder pill to swallow when supposedly reputable organizations dupe us with exaggerated claims. Yet that's exactly ...READ»

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Infographic of the Day: The G-20 Carbon Calculator

Tracking the carbon emissions, among G-20 countriesREAD»

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MoMA Hosts Creative Lock-In to Save New York's Waterfronts

The museum is sponsoring a workshop aiming for new solutions for sheltering the city's threatened waterfront.READ»

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Infographic of the Day: What Seven Degrees Does to the Planet

It's hard to imagine the effects of massive warming, which is why British scientists produced this encyclopedic graphic.READ»

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350

350 parts-per-million is the carbon limit. How will we get back there?READ»

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