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Shadowing a strategy used by the Conservative party in the 2008 federal election campaign, a Canadian environmental group is taking aim at the same ethnic communities often targeted by politicians as "swing voters," in a bid to push climate change to... Full Article at Canada.com
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International law is unfit to deal with the millions of people expected to flee their home countries to escape droughts and floods intensified by climate change, a group of lawyers said on Thursday. Under existing laws, host countries must... Full Article at Mail & Guardian Online
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Climate-legislation supporters are increasingly turning to national security to bolster their pitch for a bill this year. Full Article at The Politico
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* Two top emitters can work together to cut emissions * Technology, especially carbon capture, a starting point WASHINGTON, Oct 13 (Reuters) - The United States and China could bring the world together on tackling climate change even though U.N. Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and China could bring the world together on tackling climate change even though U.N. talks have been bogged down, members of a sustainable business group said. Full Article at EcoEarth News
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One of the most interesting and dynamic things about Canada is that it's overwhelmingly, but by no means exclusively, a country of immigrants ... The Canadian environmental community hasn't done a good enough job of reaching out to new Canadians; these are extremely important political constituencies in...
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My first task is to get people excited about the idea of global warming
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Fundamentally, this bill is about keeping Americans safe ... Unless we act decisively, climate change could become a threat multiplier, a lit match on the kindling of an already dangerous world.
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International refugee law ... was not designed for those who are left homeless by environmental pressures
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