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Most recent
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11 Jan 2012:
EurActiv: US analysis suggests inclusion of aviation in European emissions trading scheme could financially benefit airlines, rather than harm them
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11 Jan 2012:
ChinaDialogue: China's economic boom means its city-bound children have little experience of nature. But efforts are afoot to change that
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9 Jan 2012:
BusinessGreen: New plug-in hybrid models, battery leasing and more charge points mean the UK is primed for an electric car boom
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9 Jan 2012:
IPS: After the closure of the capital's biggest waste dump, there is little sign of Mexico City solving its rubbish crisis
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5 Jan 2012:
BusinessGreen: Climate Minister defends decision to appeal solar feed-in tariff ruling and insists 'environmental Taliban' remarks were reported out of context
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5 Jan 2012:
Yale Environment 360: Solar panels in poor villages and neighbourhoods could be the best way to the billion people without access to electricity
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4 Jan 2012:
Grist: Frontrunner Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum are both unlikely to tackle global warming
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3 Jan 2012:
BusinessGreen: Industry remains in dark over feed-in tariff rates after climate minister Greg Barker confirms appeal against high court ruling
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22 Dec 2011:
BusinessGreen: Figures reveal country is likely to produce its highest ever levels of electricity from renewable sources
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22 Dec 2011:
IPS: A movement of women are driving protests at the lack of government transparency over the Fukushima disaster
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1-15 of 664 for Guardian Environment Network