dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com - 1/10/2009
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The Obama administration may move quickly with China on energy and climate, insiders say.
climateprogress.org - 1/9/2009
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climateprogress.org —
The Canberra Times /AFP has the alarming news
: China is aiming to increase its coal production...
by about 30 per cent by 2015 to meet its energy needs , the Government has announced, in a move likely to fuel concerns over global warming. [ Note ...
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China announces plan to single-handedly destroy the climate
guardian.co.uk - 1/9/2009
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guardian.co.uk —
The scrap trader was immovable, despite Wu Wenxiu's
pleas. She would pay one yuan - roughly 10p...
- for a kilogram of plastic. Around the corner in Shi Yuhai's yard, the offer was no better. Wu shrugged his shoulders and began to heave bags from his ...
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China: Largest importer of waste collapses
canberratimes.com.au - 1/9/2009
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canberratimes.com.au —
Canberra Times: China is aiming to increase its
coal production by about 30 per cent by 2015...
to meet its energy needs, the Government has announced, in a move likely to fuel concerns over global warming. Land and Resources Ministry chief planner Hu ...
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China to increase coal output by 30 percent
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I've been tediously going through all last year's cartoons to put them on a database for the new website (which WILL happen, honestly) and came upon this one, from September - which I'd forgotten about. It was originally published in Ethical Consumer Magazine. Whilst not wildly news related, it still holds water (!) Contrasting sides of China compete for posterity - via Climate Progress and DotEarth The US senate shows its contempt for the people of Gaza, whilst calls ...
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