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 Paul Burman on November 16th, 2009The effects of global warming will be far reaching and pervasive. But what does that really mean? Well, you can’t really explain it in one blog post, but you can give a great example that will make you squirm: a warmer world means more pests.
Paul Burman on October 6th, 2009Apple announced that it is leaving the U.S. Chamber of Commerce over its stance on global warming. The Chamber has been a source of global warming denial and has seen great backlash recently from members who consider its views to be ‘extreme.’
Eric Kissel on September 30th, 2009World Bank says that “Climate-Smart” world is possible. With developing countries hardest hit, financing and technology is needed to assist in adaptation and mitigation. Check out Live Climate for ways to support developing countries.
Shira Silberg on September 30th, 2009USA Today’s Traci Watson reports that the draft of the Senate bill released today calls for 20% reductions in greenhouse gas emissions by 2020. This is an increase from the 17% reduction required by the House bill. The bill would initiate a cap-and-trade system much like the House bill, and would also provide financial assistance [...]
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Ivan Chan on September 21st, 2009As we’ve been writing on the Carbonfund.org blog, there’s a growing view that action, and strong action, need to be taken on global warming- perhaps the greatest environmental challenge facing the world today. Although countries remain split on how best to arrive at an international agreement on climate change at the upcoming COP15/Copenhagen climate talks, [...]
Eric Kissel on September 18th, 2009A new study has demonstrated how climate change further entrenches poor communities in poverty. Live Climate offers an innovative approach to fighting poverty and climate change.
Shira Silberg on September 17th, 2009What is the biggest global health threat of the 21st century? Is it swine Flu? AIDS? Obesity? According to a group of 18 leading doctors from around the world in a recent letter to the British Medical Journal & Lancet it is climate change.
Paul Burman on September 16th, 2009The fight to stop global warming has just been taken to the next level. First came the revelation that warmer temperatures threaten our coastlines, food supplies, access to clean water, and our way of life in general; now there are studies that indicates that even modest increases in temperature adversely impact hops – a critical [...]
Paul Burman on September 15th, 2009World leaders are preparing for December’s big climate conference in Copenhagen; the real question is: who is going to lead? Conventional wisdom indicates that global warming by definition is a global problem and will require a global response. If global emissions must be cut by over 80% by 2050, then everyone is simply going to [...]
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