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• Pollution 

  

  • Soot darkens ice, stokes runaway Arctic melt: study
  • MIT: A quicker, easier way to make coal cleaner
  • EU agrees to cut car emissions in climate fight
  • In Maryland, Focus on Poultry Industry Pollution
• Climate 

  

  • Island states seek tougher U.N. climate deal
  • Ice beetles impacted by climate change
  • U.N. climate boss warns of "cheap, dirty" energy fix
  • Building trust tops global climate agenda
• Business 

  

  • Biofuel plantations on tropical forestlands are bad for the climate and biodiversity, study finds
  • China Advised To Follow Hybrid Route
  • Obama Embraces 'Green Path' in Stimulus Plan to Aid Environment
  • Auto Workers to hold emergency meeting on bailout
• Green Building 

  

  • Revamped LEED ratings emphasize climate, energy conservation
  • LEED 2009 Passes Member Ballot
  • Atlantic City center begins installation of largest solar roof system in U.S.
  • Zero Carbon Building is The New Standard In England
• Agriculture 

  

  • “Efficient” Irrigation Tool May Deplete More Water
  • Warm winter 'major threat' to crops
  • As ethanol shipments grow, safety remains a concern
  • New bacteria discovered in raw milk
• Health 

  

  • California Sets Up Toxic Chemicals Registry
  • HIV awareness goes mobile
  • Canada keeps asbestos off trade blacklist: MP
  • Many pesticides in EU may damage human brain: study

• Ecosystems 

  

  • CO2 removing mechanism resumes in North Atlantic Ocean after a decade
  • Amazon deforestation trend on the increase
  • Warm winter 'major threat' to crops
  • Of Speculative Bubbles, the Crisis in Finance, Corn & Ethanol
  • Acidic seas threaten coral and mussels
  • Tibetan glaciers rapidly melting
• Science and Technology 

  

  • Better Place electric cars head to Hawaii
  • Iameco Green Computers Have a Lesson or Two for Apple
  • Is Recycling Worth It? Popular Mechanics Investigation
  • China Advised To Follow Hybrid Route
  • A carbon-neutral way to power your home
  • New LED Light Bulbs Can Replace 100W Incandescents

• Energy 

  

  • Los Angeles boasts world's largest solar energy plan
  • Econcern to lead $1 bln China wind farm investment
  • Monitoring carbon storage 'more effective than closing power plants'
  • Hot air: UN climate talks to create 13,000 tonnes of carbon
  • China And U.S. Cooperate On Renewable Energy
  • Dow CEO calls for comprehensive U.S. energy policy
• Lifestyles 

  

  • U.N. urges climate cash boost for poorest
  • Roads, skies to be less crowded over holiday
  • Fly the Friendly Green Skies This Holiday Season
  • How the Rich Are Destroying the Earth
  • Efficient Jeans: Those Made With Organic Cotton Or Hemp
  • Trees for kids: Indonesia's way of beating global warming
• ENN Press Releases 

  

  • Conservationists Petition for Modern Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery Plan
  • Rainforest Alliance Director Named 2008 Ethical Leader by Ethical Corporation
  • A WARTIME MOBILIZATION
  • The Tragedy Lingers in Bhopal
  • Butt Out for the Environment
  • New National Program to Study Seasonal Changes in Wildlife Begins: The Wildlife Society and USA-National Phenology Network Announce New Wildlife Phenology Program

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