Ten airlines spurn EU emissions scheme
More than 99% of all major global airlines have complied with the first step of Europe's scheme to charge them for their carbon emissions.
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Aussies set to feel the heat
A report released by Australia's Bureau of Meteorology has found that the country's climate is set to become drier and warmer.
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There aren't two sides to the #climatechange story
Climate change denialists are giving rise to the wrong kind of debate necessary to arrest global warning, writes Sipho McDermott.
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Offsets make light of COP17 carbon load
Conference on how to curb carbon emissions generates tonnes of the stuff.
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Wall Street Journal slated for climate change stance
Leading scientists have complained that a Wall Street Journal article disputing climate change is akin to "dentists practising cardiology".
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UN warns of 'irreversible' climate change
The UN's weather agency says greenhouse gas levels are reaching critical levels, and meteorologists say warming in SA is worse than the global trend.
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Climate could move sleeping sickness to Southern Africa
Global warming has spread the tsetse fly, which carries sleeping sickness, down to Southern Africa, threatening tens of millions more people.
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Who will pass the sustainability test?
The social, financial and environmental impact of companies is coming under the spotlight.
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Melting ice is Earth's warning signal, and we cannot ignore it
Ice is the white flag being waved by our planet, under fire from the atmospheric attack being mounted by humanity.
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Record carbon-dioxide emissions 'a wake-up call'
Carbon-dioxide emissions hit a record high last year, the International Energy Agency has said.
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