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Industrial GHG emissions fall 46 per cent since 1990 - how did they do that? | My Garden Pond
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Electric cars are no panacea. The government's focus on them is a sham | People and Nature
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| | By SIMON PIRANI The UK government has put electric cars at the centre of its disastrous climate strategy, which doesn't even aim for half the needed greenhouse gas emissions reductions. The focus on electric cars - which goes together with a gigantic £27 billion road-building programme - is opposed by researchers of climate science, transport...
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A way to end the global warming debate forever | Climate Nonconformist
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| | Imagine if we had a virtually unlimited source of cheap energy without the nasty CO2 emissions or nuclear waste. I'm not talking about the environmentalist's idealised perceptions of renewable energy, a technology reliant on government assistance to survive. I'm talking about nuclear fusion. Lockheed Martin caused quite a stir in the nuclear energy industry as...
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Carbon footprint of Israel's war on Gaza exceeds that of many entire countries | Israel-Gaza war | The Guardian
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| | Exclusive: The climate cost is more than than the combined 2023 emissions of Costa Rica and Estonia, study finds
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Lower Thames Crossing? No. Stop this road-building madness | People and Nature
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| The UK government is planning a gigantic new road project - a six-lane, 22-kilometre motorway with a tunnel under the river Thames near Gravesend, Kent - while, laughably, claiming to be acting on climate change. The Lower Thames Crossing would be the UK's largest road project since the M25 motorway ring around London was completed...