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Yale Environment 360 Prince Charles and 35 nations have agreed to contribute $22 billion to $36 billion to reduce the destruction of tropical forests. http://bit.ly/4FPI8S

Lisa Jaccoma
Lisa Jaccoma
yikes...got it....Your Royal Highness, sir, well..HIGH FIVE! You GO Charles!
Fri at 1:04pm
Sandra Gnant Hagen
Sandra Gnant Hagen
Bravo old chap!
Is the US among the 35 nations? And if not, why not?
Fri at 7:20pm
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Yale Environment 360 Some biologists are challenging the long-held orthodoxy that invasive species are inherently bad for ecosystems. In their view, many introduced species have proven useful - and increased the resiliency of indigenous environments. http://bit.ly/2c1jya

Sarah
Sarah
that's a relief from just agonizing about invasives
Yesterday at 7:44am
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Yale Environment 360 A comprehensive new study documents massive global CO2 increases since 1990 - and says this pace will test the ability of oceans, forests, and soils to absorb the gas. http://bit.ly/UHEga

November 18 at 8:56am
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Yale Environment 360 President Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao have announced the creation of a joint program to develop clean energy, including a $150 million research center. http://bit.ly/pHa27

November 17 at 9:31am
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Yale Environment 360 Deferral of Copenhagen pact raises hopes for a climate treaty in 2010. http://bit.ly/3tN4by

November 16 at 8:23am
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Yale Environment 360 Apocalypse Fatigue: Losing the Public on Climate Change - Even as climate science becomes more definitive, polls show that public concern declines. Ted Nordhaus and Michael Shellenberger look at what it will take to change that. http://bit.ly/ErAjE

Elaine Carter
Elaine Carter
My book Bee quiet was written to remedy this fatigue. Yes, people bury their heads in the sand and they don't want to deal with the reality that our planet is in trouble. People would rather stay in complacent comfort zone than to use some strength to effect positive changes for our environment by changing a few habits.

Written to inspire the world to go green, http://readbeequiet.com
November 16 at 7:06am
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Yale Environment 360 The Obama Administration may endorse a scaled-back agreement at Copenhagen, according to a report. http://bit.ly/1zBo16

November 13 at 8:26am
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Yale Environment 360 Plastics are a ubiquitous part of American life, from the diapers our children wear to the cars we drive. But given the proven health threats of some plastics, John Wargo writes, it's time for a national plastics control law. http://bit.ly/34qftC

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Yale Environment 360 High levels of BPA, a chemical found in thousands of everyday plastics, may hamper male sexual function. http://bit.ly/37GuFC

November 11 at 7:28am
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Source: www.guardian.co.uk
Energy watchdog says that without action at Copenhagen one in six people will still be without electricity by 2030
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Yale Environment 360 UK approves construction of 10 new nuclear power stations http://bit.ly/srplT

November 10 at 8:39am
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Yale Environment 360 Australia invests in the world's first utility-scale wave power project http://bit.ly/1qtsa4

November 9 at 11:48am
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Yale Environment 360 Solar Boost: The solar power boom in Germany and Spain has been fueled by government subsidies. But now some U.S. states — led, perhaps surprisingly, by New Jersey — are pioneering a different approach http://bit.ly/1eE3wO

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Yale Environment 360 Atlantic fish stocks are moving north as ocean waters get warmer, NOAA study finds http://bit.ly/N1rwU

November 5 at 10:00am
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Yale Environment 360 The Nitrogen Fix: Humankind faces an environmental threat that could be just as devastating as climate change — our addiction to chemical fertilizers. http://bit.ly/x9ZQY

Shankar
Shankar
The best, easy-to-read single article I've seen so far giving an overview of the global nitrogen problem. I hope plenty of people read this.
November 5 at 8:52pm