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Australia, the world's largest coal exporter, said it will not stop development of coal mines despite a call by prominent citizens to curb the country's role in global warming.
Climate Change: Dalai Lama Urges Action To Save Tibet, The World's 'Third Pole'
"This blue planet is our only home and Tibet is its roof," the exiled Buddhist leader said Tuesday, urging leaders to frame a "meaningful” climate change agreement.
Oslo Auto Ban Update: Norway City Announces Car-Free Plan to Reduce Greenhouse Gases
The Oslo city council plans to reduce auto traffic throughout the city by 20 percent by 2019 and 30 percent by 2030.
Donald Trump On Climate Change: 'Big Fat Dose Of Global Warming' Is Needed After Cold Front Hits Northeast
Donald Trump prefers global warming to cold streaks in October.
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400 American Cities Under Threat Of Being Swallowed Soon: Study
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Climate Change: 7 Out Of 10 Americans Now Believe There Is 'Solid Evidence' Of Global Warming
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Climate Change: $100B Limit On Aid To Developing Nations 'Picked Out Of The Air,' World Bank's Climate Envoy Says
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Donald Trump Calls Obama 'Terrible' Over Prioritizing Climate Change Leadership
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who does not believe climate change is real, took to Twitter Sunday to criticize President Obama's stance on climate leadership.
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With the world’s attention focused on the Middle East and Europe, the leaders of small island countries have pointed to a separate burgeoning refugee crisis.
Exxon Arctic Drilling Benefitting From Global Warming: Oil Company Denied Climate Change Science While Factoring It Into Arctic Operations, Report Shows
Melting sea ice due to warmer ocean temperatures, one of the effects of climate change, makes searching for oil and gas easier.
Climate Change: Vulnerable Nations Launch 'V20' Bloc To Address Global Warming Risks
Twenty nations most vulnerable to climate change have joined to form the "V20" group, and urged immediate action on a "fundamental human rights issue."
Modi-Merkel Summit: India's Trade With Germany Well Below Potential, Modi Says At Bangalore Event
India and Germany put trade ties at the center of a three-day visit by Chancellor Angela Merkel to the subcontinent.
Climate Change: India Announces Plan To Reduce Rate Of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
The plan would allow the world's No. 3 polluter to see emission levels rise over time, but at a rate slower than they would under "business as usual."
UK Pledges $8.8B In Aid To Help Poor Nations Deal With Climate Change
British Prime Minister David Cameron announced that his government will provide $8.8 billion between April 2016 and March 2021 to countries most affected by climate change.
Climate Change Update 2015: Brazil Vows To Reduce Carbon Emissions By Nearly Half
“As countries that are as vast as continents, we have this very important greenhouse gas emissions target," President Dilma Rousseff says.
Researchers Estimate That Melting Permafrost Could Cost The World $43 Trillion
A team of scientists has urged to immediately develop strategies to slow down the permafrost melting.
US Coal Mines Continue To Dwindle As Weak Demand Takes A Toll
In 2013, just over 1,000 coal mines were operating, as cheap natural gas and weak global demand continued to take a toll on coal production.
Climate Change: US Landfill Methane Emissions Grossly Underestimated, Finds New Study
According to a new study, Americans might be dumping more than twice as much trash in landfills as previous estimates suggest.
Climate Change: 11 House Republicans Call For 'Environmental Stewardship' In A New Resolution
Eleven GOP leaders, led by Rep. Chris Gibson, have signed a resolution urging action on climate change, in a major break from the party line.
Nearly Half Of World's Marine Life Has Been Wiped Out In Just 40 Years, WWF Study Finds
In a span of just four decades, global populations of marine mammals, fish, birds and reptiles have halved, a new study by the WWF revealed.
Land Degradation, Desertification Might Create 50 Million Climate Refugees Within A Decade
According to a U.N.-backed study, land degradation, soil erosion and desertification might displace 50 million people within a decade.
Polar Bear Population In Danger? Photo Of Emaciated Animal Ignites Concern Over Climate Change
Many people on social media have begun blaming global warming for the poor health of some Arctic creatures.
Climate Change: Negotiators In Bonn Mull Loss And Damage Options Ahead Of Paris Talks
Reports suggest that the U.S. and the EU have agreed to contentious provisions seeking to address weather-linked loss and damage in poor nations.
Climate Change Could Irreversibly Alter Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria In The Ocean, Disrupt Food Chain
Climate change has the potential to irreversibly evolve the tiny set of microorganisms and could trigger damage to the associated marine food chain.
El Niño In Africa 2015: Weather Phenomenon May Devastate East African Farmers, Herders With Drought, Floods
Weather agencies predict the evolving El Niño may turn into the strongest on record, bringing floods and drought to East Africa and devastating rural communities.
Climate Change: New Report Slams Australian Government For Failing To Curb Emissions
Australia will fail to meet its greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets under current policy measures, according to a new analysis.
Climate Change Is Pushing Earth's Boreal Forests Toward A 'Tipping Point'
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Climate Change: July Hottest Month On Record, Scientists 'Fairly Certain' 2015 Will Be The Warmest Year Ever
With July temperatures breaking previous records, 2015 seems on track to becoming the hottest year ever.
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