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Scripps Institution of Oceanography in the USA graph of Carbon Dioxide concentrations
31 July 2013
Climate change accelerates... but capitalism sets the agenda
The concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, the main cause of global warming, has reached a critical level, writes Pete Dickenson.
20 September 2010
The fiasco over the Kyoto agreement is a good example to demonstrate the inability of the capitalist system to tackle the crisis...
20 September 2010
Introduction to Planning Green Growth
To avoid embarrassment, at a time when famine is sweeping the region, some of the governments involved are making cosmetic cuts in their delegations and restricting extravagant consumption of luxury items...
14 November 2007
Green activists seek solutions
LAST WEEK 700 people, mainly environmental activists, met to build support for the 8 December Climate Change demonstration... By Pete Dickenson
2 November 2006
Can global warming be stopped?
A radical environmentalist perhaps? The outline for a Hollywood film? No, this was part of an appraisal of global warming's possible impact for the US...
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