resourceinvestor.com - 11/23/2008
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Resource Investor: What will the climate be like in a hundred years' time? The answer to this question is highly uncertain, and will depend on a number of socio-economic as well as natural processes, which describe the links between human activity, emissions of greenhouse gases, and warming of ...
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DrumBeat: November 23, 2008
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The Climate Purge: Coup d'etat at the powerful House Energy and Commerce Committee.
Henry Waxman moved to consolidate his coup d'etat at the powerful House Energy and Commerce Committee just hours after he was installed as the new chairman this week. It appears that the California liberal, with his customary subtlety, is plotting a night of the climate-change long knives.
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