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- Berlusconi defends Italy in EU climate deal row
- Arctic air temperatures climb to record levels
- Australia won't copy Britain's carbon targets
- Rich countries to keep up climate funds -World Bank
- Britain to cut emissions by 80% by 2050
- Sarkozy sticks to EU climate deadline in crisis
- Burying CO2 could pay for itself by 2030 -report
- Voluntary carbon offset prices up 26% in 2008
- Credit crisis hurting clean energy sector -bankers
- India OKs more CDM projects, sees $5 bln inflow by 2012
- Japan's Mitsui Chemicals to make methanol from CO2
- Australian "hot rocks" offer 26,000 yrs of power
- Google puts $10 million into new geothermal technology
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- Scientists urge U.S. to protect economy from climate
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- Citi tips climate change, infrastructure firms
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- Airlines protest at cost of EU emissions vote
- Climate fund seen totalling $5.5 billion: report
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- UK climate adviser says flight rationing unwelcome
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- Climate change warms Arctic, cools Antarctica
- Tesco trials climate-change labels on groceries
- U.S. companies dig into coffers to go green
- European climate envoys expect little from Bush
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- Russian climate plans show tough path to new UN treaty
- Enel buys $232 mln carbon credits from Wuhan Steel
- Natural changes may offset global warming briefly
- California to serve as climate model for China
- Germany falls behind in wind turbine installations
- Congo's Inga power projects seek new lease of life
- Canada led G8 in greenhouse gas emissions growth
- Carbon dioxide, methane up sharply in 2007 -U.S. govt
- Germany demands changes in EU renewables trading
- U.N. says Bush climate plan just a "first offer"
- Environment groups target Senate races on climate
- Time for CEOs to face climate change
- Arctic ice seen melting faster than anticipated
- Airline industry aims for 'carbon neutral growth'
- Ontario plans to ban garden pesticides
- New Kyoto pact should focus on industry sectors -Nippon Steel's Mimura
- Norway says 80 projects vie to sell emissions cuts
- Quebec joins U.S.-Canada group to cut emissions
- Oceans absorbing less CO2 may have 1,500 year impact
- E.ON and Electrabel to test clean coal technology
- Carbon permits to cost Polish energy $5-8 billion
- Next US president urged to outline climate policy
- INTERVIEW-Poland sees power prices surging on EU carbon plan
- UBS hires former UK chief science adviser
- Rhodia sold 10 mln CO2 credits to Japan in 2006-07
- EUAs hit 10-month high on strong gas, record oil
- White House hopefuls woo Gore, focus on climate
- UBS hires former UK chief science adviser
- Saudi oil min slams biofuels, favours solar energy
- Franco-German CO2 emissions talks deadlocked-Berlin
- Canada logging may ignite 'carbon bomb' -Greenpeace
- U.S. Congress should take lead on CO2 rules -lawmakers
- Climate change rises on World Bank agenda
- World Bank approves funds for Indian coal-fired plant
- EU environment chief backs green tax plan - report
- "Clean coal" elusive as governments balk at cost
- Blair comes to India on 'green mission'
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Berlusconi defends Italy in EU climate deal row
Arctic air temperatures climb to record levels
Australia won't copy Britain's carbon targets
Rich countries to keep up climate funds -World Bank
Britain to cut emissions by 80% by 2050
Sarkozy sticks to EU climate deadline in crisis
Burying CO2 could pay for itself by 2030 -report
Voluntary carbon offset prices up 26% in 2008
Credit crisis hurting clean energy sector -bankers
India OKs more CDM projects, sees $5 bln inflow by 2012
Japan's Mitsui Chemicals to make methanol from CO2
Australian "hot rocks" offer 26,000 yrs of power
Google puts $10 million into new geothermal technology
Olympics - Beijingers ask how long blue skies will last
Scientists urge U.S. to protect economy from climate
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