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How different this was from how the Bush White House dealt with the first US National Assessment of Climate Change Impacts, a four-year project completed in 2000 that resulted in a voluminous set of reports covering every region of the country. Full Article at Eurozine
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What is the real culprit? On Oct. 24, International Climate Action Day, activists in 181 countries around the world participated in over 5,200 events in an attempt to raise awareness about the threats of climate change. Full Article at Workers World Online
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This is a guest note by Nancy Soderberg and Francesco Femia. Nancy Soderberg is a former US Ambassador to the United Nations and President of the Connect U.S. Fund, a consortium of six U.S. foundations promoting key foreign policy goals. Full Article at The Washington Note
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SHANGHAI (AP) - The U.S. and China are unlikely to reach a consensus on curbing greenhouse gases when President Barack Obama visits the country next month, a U.S. envoy said Wednesday, showing just now difficult it will be to reach a global climate... Full Article at KIVITV.com
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SHANGHAI—The U.S. and China are unlikely to reach a consensus on curbing greenhouse gases when President Barack Obama visits the country next month, a U.S. envoy said Wednesday, showing just now difficult it will be to reach a global climate deal in... Full Article at Boston Globe
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I’m willing to work with the people on the other side of the aisle but if you jam this thing through here, it’s not going to be good
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The rest of the world is not going to be motivated to make emissions reductions until they see the US part of that arrangement
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More and more people are being displaced by floods, which are becoming more and more frequent and intense
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I haven't been able to sell that argument to my farmers, and I don't think they're going to buy it from anybody else
SOURCE: The Politico
