
"Wildlife enthusiasts are trying to persuade people to take action to be more environmentally friendly over the next two weeks.
Climate change is likely to have as much impact on wildlife as the human race, causing confusion for animals and putting plants at risk. But Westcountry wildlife trusts haven't given up the fight against global warming.
From Saturday, and for two weeks, the South West's eight wildlife trusts is hosting a festival of events to carry the climate change message."climate change
Monday, September 17, 2007
Wildlife Enthusiasts Urge Others To Become More Environmentally Friendly
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Saturday, September 15, 2007
Global Warming Intensify The Effects Of Smog
"More red alert air pollution days are in store for residents of 10 mid-sized U.S. cities as higher temperatures due to global warming intensify the effects of smog, a new analysis concludes.
The researchers project that, unless action is taken to curb global warming, by mid-century people living cities across the eastern United States would see a doubling of the number of red alert days and a 15 percent drop in the number of summer days with good air quality." Read more of story...
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Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Sued by Environmental Group
"An environmental group sued the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources on Monday over what it called a deficient environmental study for a proposed new steel plant in northern Minnesota.
The Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy (MCEA) claims that the 400-page study needs to include information about global warming gases that will be produced to power the planned Minnesota Steel plant in Nashwauk.
MCEA attorney Kevin Reuther said that the $1.6 billion taconite mine-to-steel plant will require 450 megawatts of electricity -- equivalent to a medium-sized coal-burning power plant. That would produce 5 million tons of carbon dioxide gas per year, he said, a 13 percent increase in industrial emissions at a time when the state's goal is to reduce global warming gases 15 percent from 2005 levels by 2015 and 80 percent by 2050.
"The final EIS [study] does not analyze the greenhouse gas emissions from the proposed Minnesota Steel Project, evaluate any alternatives, or consider any mitigation measures that would reduce or eliminate the project's significant contribution to increased greenhouse gas emissions," according to the complaint, which was filed in Itasca County District Court.
A DNR spokesman said that top agency officials have not seen the lawsuit yet, but will be reviewing it this week. The agency is required to respond to the complaint within 20 days."
TOM MEERSMAN
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Friday, August 24, 2007
The Reality of Global Warming
GLOBAL WARMING IS REAL. DO NOT IGNORE THE SIGNS OF GLOBAL WARMING.
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Monday, August 20, 2007
Global Warming Is The Most Important Issue Facing Mankind
U.N. Secretary-General, Ban Ki Moon said "there is a widely recognized perception and awareness of the international community on the urgency and significance of climate change.." Read more..
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Friday, August 17, 2007
Tips To Decrease Your Carbon Imprints On The Earth
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Thursday, August 16, 2007
Another Reason To Take Global Warming Serious
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Sunday, August 12, 2007
Leonardo's 11th. Hour Trailer for Documentary
If the 11Th. Hour documentary does not encourage people to take global warming seriously, then I don't know what will. There are a lot of little things, we all can do, to help reduce our carbon imprints.
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