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Monthly Archives: December 2009

Copenhagen Accord

The Copenhagen climate summit came to an agreement on what is being called the “Copenhagen Accord”. Though many feel it lacks substance, action and enforcement, it is a step forward between the world’s biggest polluters. “This particular text falls far short of our expectations,” the European Commission president, Jose Manuel Barroso, said. “I know this [...]
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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton: “$100 Billion Is a Lot”

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced the United States is prepared to join together with other wealthy countries to raise $100 billion/year in climate change financing for poor countries by 2020. Clinton says “$100 billion is a lot. It can have tangible effects.”
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How Long Can You Go Without Drinking Water?

What events in the climate change crisis might cause the population to pay attention? A growing number of individuals are pointing to drinking water. Global warming is having a dramatic impact on potable water around the world. Rising sea levels are causing salt water to contaminate many low lying and coastal areas. Melting snow caps [...]
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