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30 May 2005

It's the economics, stupid. Or so says Exxon.

31 May 2005Marie Woolf

It is the vehicle of choice for Hollywood A-listers such as Brad Pitt and Cameron Diaz ­ and now cabinet ministers are being issued with the hi-tech, environmentally friendly car that can cut pollution and beat the congestion charge.

31 May 2005Tim Radford

Fires in the Siberian forests - the largest in the world and vital to the planet's health - have increased tenfold in the last 20 years and could again rage out of control this summer, Russian scientists warn.

6 May 2005Jamie GlazovFrontPageMagazine.com

29 May 2005Channel4.com

6 June 2006USNews.comMarianne Lavelle

26 May 2005Grist MagazineAmanda Griscom Little

Common Dreams / Published on Thursday, May 26, 2005 by the Guardian/UK

26 May 2005Znet 

The recent decision by General Motors to pull its advertising from the Los Angeles Times has not gone over very well.

    A leading scientist warned yesterday that the avian flu virus is on the point

23 May 2005Holly Sklar

How would you like a 54 percent pay raise? That's how much pay jumped last year for the chief executives of the 500 largest U.S. companies, reports Forbes magazine.

24 May 2005Rednova News

More than half of Europe's plant species will be threatened or classified as vulnerable by 2080 as a consequence of global warming, a study said.

The no-frills carrier easyJet yesterday accepted there was legitimate public concern about the impact of flying on climate change and said it would welcome a dialogue with green campaigners.

The history told about the defeat of Nazism and the founding of the United Nations in the 1940s has become distorted. A false view of the past is being used today to shape how we think about our future.

20 May 2005edie.netDavid Hopkins

In February 2005, more than seven years after it was adopted, the Kyoto Protocol on climate change finally entered into force as an internationally bindin

17 May 2005By John Ashton and Tom Burke