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British scientists call for action in Copenhagen

If you don’t care to read it, they’re saying: evidence of global warming is piling up, things are already deteriorating and humans should do something. Not mentioning the East Anglia hacking there in the UK, they say, “Climate scientists from the UK ...

From HARRY FULLER, ZDNet,  23 Nov 2009

Chinese wallboard gets a dirty bill of health

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From HARRY FULLER, ZDNet,  23 Nov 2009

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U.S. will propose emissions reduction before Copehagen talks

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From HARRY FULLER, ZDNet,  23 Nov 2009

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GM: not doing well, but going back to the well anyway

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From HARRY FULLER, ZDNet,  23 Nov 2009

Could global warming be self-limiting?

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From HARRY FULLER, ZDNet,  23 Nov 2009

East Anglia hacking: no arrest, plenty of investigation

Some readers may question why I do not post the original documents or at least excerpts as many blogs have. I know the hacked material is now in the public domain, if illegally so. However, I do not want to take part in what is a deliberate ...

From HARRY FULLER, ZDNet,  23 Nov 2009

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East Anglia: one hacked U.S. scientist is hacked off

The scientist also pointed out that the Copenhagen climate conference begins in two weeks. Clearly this is going to be grist for much future name-calling and fear mongering. Is global warming threatening the future of civilization or is it just the ...

From HARRY FULLER, ZDNet,  22 Nov 2009

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More people, more pollution, right?

SAN DIEGO OR TOKYO? Which of these cities has the largest carbon footprint: Tokyo with a population of almost 13 million, or San Diego with a population of 3 million in a milder climate? If you’re a student of American culture, you must know that San ...

From HARRY FULLER, ZDNet,  22 Nov 2009

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American cars giving slightly more miles per gallon

High gas prices and then the cash for clunkers program are expected to keep the MPG moving up this year. CO2 emissions have also been fallling since 2004. That year marked a turnaround in the U.S. The EPA reports CO2 emissions increased and fuel ...

From HARRY FULLER, ZDNet,  21 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Environmental Protection Agency,  CNBC,  Oracle

East Anglia: Chapter 3

More projections and extrapolations based on the hacked emails and documents from the University of East Anglia. Police are investigating this data theft. The University says it cannot confirm that all the documents are genuine. The University’s public ...

From HARRY FULLER, ZDNet,  21 Nov 2009

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