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The idea of serious scientists and engineers gathering to discuss schemes for controlling the world's climate would a mere 10 years ago have seemed bizarre, or something from science fiction. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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PARIS (AFP) – Unchecked population growth is speeding climate change, damaging life-nurturing ecosystems and dooming many countries to poverty, experts concluded in a conference report released Monday. Full Article at EcoEarth News
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With the Copenhagen climate conference in Denmark looming, it is far from clear whether the world's nations will be able to reach agreement on how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Full Article at InfoNews.co.nz
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Scientists may face an uphill battle in trying to warn the world about the looming perils of global warming, but one of Britain’s top academics wouldn’t trade places with the politicians tasked with negotiating a new global treaty to cut greenhouse gas... Full Article at Reuters
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Spraying seawater droplets into clouds to reflect back sunlight into space could cancel out the past century's increases in global warming, according to new climate change research. Full Article at VNUNet.com
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How Niger is going to feed a population growing from 11 million today to 50 million in 2050 in a semi-arid country that may be facing adverse climate (change) is unclear
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Continued rapid population growth in many of the least developed countries could lead to hunger, a failure of education and conflict
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We have left it far, far too late to save the planet as we know it
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I have the highest respect for James Lovelock -- he is a great mind and a great scientist, no question
