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Although the leaders of other religious groups have been calling on the world to take action to prevent climate change from spinning out of control, evangelical Christians remain divided on it. Full Article at Bradenton Herald
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Although the leaders of other religious groups have been calling on the world to take action to prevent climate change from spinning out of control, evangelical Christians remain divided on it. Full Article at Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
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WASHINGTON -- As an evangelical Christian living in Texas, climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe found that many conservatives had questions about climate change based on things they'd heard on talk radio. Full Article at Miami Herald
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Katharine Hayhoe, a climate scientist at Texas Tech University, and her husband, Andrew Farley, the pastor of a nondenominational Christian church in Lubbock, Texas. Full Article at EcoEarth News
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Researchers who deal in cold numbers rather than warming climates say the "significant benefits from curbing greenhouse-gas emissions would justify the costs of action," a new survey finds. Full Article at Sci-Tech Today
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Obama has committed to showing action and leadership on climate change ... I'm quite confident that the president of the United States can offer a target that would not be alien to what the Senate and Congress have in mind.
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I think I've said for the past year now that I expect Copenhagen to deliver all the key elements of a new international agreement but that there will always be technical work that will have to be done after Copenhagen to get the treaty finalized
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I fully understand the frustration by African countries earlier this week ... There is a strong sentiment that poorer countries are not reaping the benefits of Kyoto and negotiations to change that are not moving fast enough.
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The good news is the glass is more than half full, with most of the public wanting action
