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Take off your tie to cut CO2
Climate czar, Lord Adair Turner, says take off your tie to cut CO2
Original Article: TimesOnline UK here Jonathan Leake, Environment Editor
Spain Wind Power hits 40%
Original Source: AFP Article via Google
Wind Power record in Spain
MADRID (AFP) — Wind power is breaking new records in Spain, accounting for just over 40 percent of all electricity consumed during a brief period last weekend, the country's wind power association said Tuesday.
Nail in coffin for native fauna
Climate change seen as last nail in coffin for native fauna
Source: Article from The Age (Melbourne)
Australians want to reduce energy use
Download the Report: Attitudes to household energy use (1.4MB)
Cut fossil fuel subsidies
Calls grow for fossil fuel subsidy cuts
- Mathew Murphy
Farmers pay for heatwave
Chris Hammer and Chee Chee Leung
March 18, 2008THE record-breaking heatwave across south-eastern Australia is predicted to ease today, but farmers are already counting the cost in the millions of dollars.
LA 3000MW wind by 2013
The Answer Is Blowin' in the Wind
Original Source L.A. Business Journal
ENERGY: Edison, DWP make big push for alternative power.
Wales - 100% renewable by 2027
Wales plan to be 100 renewable and exporting additional electricity to the rest of the UK by 2027
Official consultation document from the Wales Government
2005 Amazon drought due to warming
Ocean warming - not el Nino - drove severe Amazon drought in 2005
Original article from Mongabay.com
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Kansans Resist Coal Power Plants
TOPEKA, Kansas, March 12, 2008 (ENS) - A coalition of groups and individuals gathered at the Kansas State Capitol Tuesday to show support for Governor Kathleen Sebelius' expected veto of an energy bill that would permit two coal-fired power plants to be built in western Kansas.The bill last week passed both the state House and Senate, but not with a veto-proof majority. It would overturn an October 2007 decision by Rod Bremby, secretary of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, to deny an air permit to the power plants. Bremby cited concerns about carbon dioxide emissions and global warming as reasons for his decision.
The energy bill now headed for the governor's desk also would strip the Kansas Department of Health and Environment of its power to deny permits to such plants.