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Category: Climate Change
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Why Apocalyptic Climate Change Predictions Can Be Unfair
In his Forbes article, M. Shellenberger takes a nicely balanced position on climate change, highlighting the value of conveying facts and science correctly
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Greenhouse Gas Levels Reaches New High, UN Fears Severe Climate Change Impacts
The UNFCCC's news states the increased greenhouse gas in the atmosphere. Impacts of climate change are expected. Climate adaptation and mitigation needed.
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Climate Change and the Increasing Demands for Oil
Despite the climate change emergency advocacy around the world, demands for oil is rising. Let's support climate change adaptation and mitigation efforts.
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Planting Trees Not the Solution to Climate Change?
This interesting video discusses why tree planting may not be the ‘panacea’ for climate change, particularly when planting only one species of tree.
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Climate Change and the El Niño Phenomenon
Climate change, El Niño, and La Niña phenomena are related, studies say. We must be guided in our climate adaptation and/or mitigation strategies.
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Integrating Climate Actions and Disaster Risk Management in the Pacific
Countries vulnerable to climate change and disaster will find the FRDP document useful in strengthening their climate adaptation and resilience program.
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Climate Change Actions NZ – Zero Carbon Act and Nelson City’s Champ
New Zealand has enacted the Climate Change Response (Zero Carbon Act). Nelson City appoints Climate Change champion to hasten the council's climate actions.
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Carbon Offsetting – A Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Option
If all countries will be practising diligently their carbon offsetting programs, then climate adaptation and mitigation will be taken to a whole new level.
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Farmer Asserts UK’s Sustainable Farming Mitigates Climate Change Issue
Joe Stanley is a farmer and environmentalist who asserts that UK sustainable farming practices mitigate rather than aggravate the climate change issue.