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E.A. Khamas

Sudden closing of the roads is a big problem

March 2005 issueScientific American.comDavid Appell

24 March 2005Znet

One of Britain's leading climate change experts has thrown his weight behind the claim that global warming is being caused by human activity in a report published today by the Institute o

24 March 2005Nick welsh 

23 March 2005Jeff Mason

European Union leaders have backed a goal for ambitious cuts in greenhouse gases by 2020 but dropped a longer-term target for 2050, despite support from environment ministers earlier this month.

23 March 2005Independent Online

23 March 2005Anna Mudeva

Nuclear power is back in vogue but talk of a revival in Europe may be premature unless governments offer incentives to persuade companies to invest in new reactors, analysts say.

22 March 2005Nick Dearden and Joe Zacune   

22 March 2005MacDonald Stainsby

23 March 2005Rahul Mahajan

Published on Wednesday, March 23, 2005 by Knight RidderSeth Borenstein

Common Dreams / Published on Wednesday, March 23, 2005 by the San Francisco

22 March 2005azobuild.com

22 March 2005Robert J. Saiget

China's booming economic miracle is expanding at a highly unsustainable rate, creating tremendous pressures on resources while bankrupting the environment, a leading environmentalist warned Tuesday.

21 March 2005Gilbert Achcar

23 March 2005Pierre TristamNews-journalonline

22 March 2005

Published on Tuesday, March 22, 2005 by the Inter-Press ServiceAnil Netto

21 March 2005Danny Schechter

At the end of this week's edition of ABC's This Week, in a discussion that felt like the discussion the week before and the week before that, it was noted that the Hill seems strangely silent in protesting the war.