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8th October 2007

Grand Design for Climate Changed Garden

Visitors to the 'Grand Designs Live' show at the NEC, Birmingham (5-7 October 2007) are visiting the ultimate Green Garden and learning how to transform their own gardens stylishly while helping to tackle climate change,...

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8th October 2007

Climate Change in the Garden

The British don't normally need an excuse to talk about the weather, but after an unusually wet and stormy summer, the country has had more to discuss than usual. But what if, rather than being a seasonal one-off, such a...

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8th October 2007

M&S Store Green Makeover

IT was opening day at the Marks & Spencer store in Bournemouth, and a throng of elderly ladies with curled perms and smart handbags were cheerfully clamouring to grab free glasses of buck's fizz.But for Richard Gilli...

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8th October 2007

Climate change disaster is upon us, warns UN

A record number of floods, droughts and storms around the world this year amount to a climate change "mega disaster", the United Nation's emergency relief coordinator, Sir John Holmes, has warned.

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8th October 2007

All Countries Need to Take Major Steps on Climate Change

Large majorities around the world believe that human activity causes global warming and that strong action must be taken, sooner rather than later, in developing as well as developed countries, according to a BBC World S...

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8th October 2007

Coal output to exceed 2.5b tons in 2007

China is likely to produce over 2.5 billion tons of coal in 2007, up five percent from last year, said Wang Xianzheng, deputy director of the State Administration of Work Safety.

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8th October 2007

Deforestation Worsens Flood Risk

Deforestation increases the frequency and severity of flooding in developing countries, according to a recent study.

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8th October 2007

Water companies need to adapt to climate change: experts

Water management companies will face huge challenges due to climate change and need to start adapting their strategies, experts warned in Amsterdam on Friday.

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8th October 2007

'Green' has found an unusual mate in the housing market.

While they may seem like an odd couple, prefabricated housing -- in which most of a home's structure is pre-built in a factory then assembled on-site -- is an oddly natural partner for the green movement. Prefab or modul...

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8th October 2007

Polar Bears Safe – Bjorn Lomborg

Polar bears would stand a greater chance of avoiding extinction if people stopped shooting them than if they reduced greenhouse gas emissions, according to a book by a leading environmental sceptic.

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