Northern Climate ExChange
 
NCE UPDATE 23 January 2008

Article Headlines
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EU sets emissions targets to fight climate change
2
States combat global warming
3
Huge fracture in Beaufort Sea ice pack worries scientists
4
Red Cross says changing climate worsens disasters
5
Economists help climate scientists to improve global warming forecasts
6
Premiers put global warming on agenda
 
 
Articles

1 EU sets emissions targets to fight climate change

January 23, 2008

BRUSSELS (AFP) — The European Commission set targets Wednesday for EU member states to slash greenhouse gases, seeking to calm fears about the burden of fighting climate change and warning that the cost of dithering would be much higher.

afp.google.com

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2 States combat global warming

January 21, 2008

Paul Davidson

USA TODAY - With proposals to cap greenhouse gas emissions stalled in Congress, more than half the states are moving aggressively to combat the pollution that causes global warming.

www.usatoday.com

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3 Huge fracture in Beaufort Sea ice pack worries scientists

January 15, 2008

CBC News - A massive fracture discovered this winter in the Beaufort Sea ice pack could be a sign of things to come as climate change continues to warm the Arctic, according to a leading climate researcher.

www.cbc.ca

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4 Red Cross says changing climate worsens disasters

January 21, 2008

Laura MacInnis

GENEVA (Reuters) - Climate change is making it harder for many people to access clean water and food, and widening the spread of malaria and dengue fever, the world's largest humanitarian aid agency said on Monday.

www.enn.com

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5 Economists help climate scientists to improve global warming forecasts

January 23, 2008

ScienceDaily - Climate scientists are collaborating with experts in economic theory to improve their forecasting models and assess more accurately the impact of rising atmospheric carbon dioxide levels.

www.sciencedaily.com

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6 Premiers put global warming on agenda

Campbell hopes to focus discussion on adapting to rapidly changing environment

January 22, 2008

Justine Hunter

VICTORIA (Globe and Mail) — Canada's premiers meet next week in Vancouver to talk about climate change, but they could sidestep the thorny issue of how the nation cuts its greenhouse gas emissions - a subject on which there appears to be little prospect for agreement.

www.theglobeandmail.com

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