Climate change
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The former vice-president credited with rejuvenating America's environmental movement today issued a challenge to its people: End the use of fossil fuels for electricity within 10 years
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Jul 20 2008:
Warning letter left on the windscreens of vandalised SUVs in Marston, Oxford, suggest the crimes were driven by environmental protest
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Jul 19 2008:
Concerns over climate change have now pushed the idea of cities at sea to the environmental agenda. Do they hold water, asks Oliver Burkeman
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Jul 18 2008:
John Sauven: Gordon Brown says the UK is at the forefront of a global 'nuclear renaissance'. But despite all the rhetoric, the real picture is grim
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Jul 18 2008:
Dayo Olopade: Al Gore's call for carbon-free electricity changed the terms of the global warming debate by focusing on investment
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Jul 17 2008:
Ulrich Beck: Climate change and the oil crisis are being used to project atomic energy as a green panacea. In fact it is a reckless gamble
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Jul 16 2008:
A new poll suggests up to a fifth of the MPs who have been debating the UK's climate change bill do not understand, or choose to ignore, the science behind it
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Jul 16 2008:
Response: There are good and bad biofuels, so a moratorium could make climate change worse, says Peter Cotgreave
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Jul 15 2008:
Endangered species. Economic decay. Extreme weather. The list of climate change's destructive costs is long, but US scientists today proposed adding one more: millions of new kidney stone cases
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Jul 15 2008:
Lee Waters: The government's current transport policy fosters oil dependence and exacerbates problems for the poorest households
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