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17th September 2007

Experts Meet on Adaptation

A three-day United Nations-sponsored workshop has concluded after participants exchanged information and policy recommendations on climate change adaptation measures.

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17th September 2007

First Major Wind Project Approved By New Scottish

ScottishPower Renewables Managing Director, Keith Anderson, said: "We are delighted to have received planning consent. Construction is scheduled to start in spring 2008, with the first turbine scheduled to arrive in earl...

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17th September 2007

Greens Throw Down Gauntlet in the UK

Politicians should slash the motorway speed limit to just 55mph if they are serious about their commitment to climate change, the Green party said today.

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17th September 2007

India: Cost of dealing with climate change: 2% of GDP

The development projects India is undertaking to reduce impacts of climate change is already cutting into its GDP. In 2006-07, India used 2.17% of its GDP on projects that will help communities adapt to climate change an...

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17th September 2007

Cooperation with Civil Society Key to Climate Challenge

Top United Nations officials underscored the necessity of the partnership between the world body and civil society in addressing climate change at a non-governmental organization (NGO) conference which kicked off in New...

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17th September 2007

FT & CITI Environment Awards Shortlist

The judges of the FT and Citi Private Bank inaugural environmental awards taking place on Wednesday 19 September have today released details of the companies entering the awards.

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17th September 2007

Timing running out for polar bears

A new report on the fate of polar bears in a world of climate change predicts disaster for one of the world's most charismatic species, the global conservation organization WWF said today.

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17th September 2007

Sustainability Literacy – The New Skills Set

The three �Rs' are making a comeback in our universities. But far from meaning �reading, writing and arithmetic', they now stand for �reducing, reusing and recycling'. In place of old-fashioned literacy, we have a new go...

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17th September 2007

Sustainable Consumption Institute – Tesco Backed

Supermarket giant Tesco yesterday officially launched the Sustainable Consumption Institute, a �25 million investment that will bring together researchers to tackle climate change and investigate green consumption.

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17th September 2007

Met Office Hadley Centre – Integrated Climate Programme

On Tuesday, the UK's Met Office Hadley Centre launched its new five-year Integrated Climate Programme (ICP), which will combine for the first time the requirements of Defra and the MoD for information on climate change.

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