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Liam Neeson, Julia Roberts, Harrison Ford, Kevin Spacey, Edward Norton, Penélope Cruz, Robert Redford, Ian Somerhalder and Lupita Nyong'o all join forces t Via Andy Dorn 
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World Meteorological Organisation figures show global temperature is 1.2C above pre-industrial levels and will set a new high for the third year running Via Andy Dorn
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The Arctic’s ice is disappearing. We must reduce emissions, fast, or the human castastrophe predicted by ocean scientist Peter Wadhams will become reality Via Andy Dorn
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The Middle East, north Africa, central Asia and south Asia due to suffer biggest economic hit from water scarcity as climate change takes hold, report finds Via Andy Dorn
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‘Devastating’ long-term prognosis for ancient Gondwana ecosystem as bushfires turn trees more than 1,000 years old to tinder Via Andy Dorn
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While the Paris climate summit focuses on global warming, the key issue is the prospect of 10 billion people on Earth Via Andy Dorn
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If India, China and the US work together and back renewable investment, there is hope after the Paris climate summit Via Andy Dorn
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Huge Zachariae Isstrom glacier has begun to break up, starting a rapid retreat that could continue to raise sea levels for decades to come Via Andy Dorn
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Study warns world’s fisheries, ocean ecosystems threatened even more than previously thought by rising carbon dioxide levels Via Andy Dorn
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Tropical species with narrower ranges were more likely to die out in a rapidly warming climate, scientists say, as ‘invaders’ encroach on established lifeforms Via Andy Dorn
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If we were to burn all the fossil fuel reserves we currently know about, experts forecast the Earth's temperature would warm by more than 2C and have catastrophic effects. Guardian journalists explain the 'keep it in the ground' theory in easy to understand terms. Via Andy Dorn
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An Apology Letter to Future Generations. To DIRECTLY Fight the Destruction and Stand For Trees go to: https://standfortrees.org/en/ Music composed by DJsNeve... Via Andy Dorn
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Popular brands like Aquafina and Dasani source from catastrophically dry parts of the West. Via Andy Dorn
Bella Reagan's curator insight,
March 24, 2015 1:38 AM
Unit 5- Agriculture Summary Ironically a lot of the water we drink from big water bottle or water selling corporations comes from the driest sources. One main source is California, which is in its third driest year. The water obtained from California is eighty percent used for agriculture with farming and watering but the rest we use to drink. According to the companies it is not required for them to reveal their water sources so most water drinkers do not realize they are taking water from drought ridden countries. Insight People in the water business chose to get their water from California for many reasons other than just to drink California dry. one reason California water is used is because old businesses have been there for many many years and continue to work. Also California doesn't have a groundwater regulation policy so water that companies find they can just have. And because big bottling companies do no thane to reveal their sources people just keep on drinking California dry. |
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Researchers develop mathematical equation to determine impact of people’s intense activity on earth Via Andy Dorn
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Visit of giant cruise ship will bring money and tourists to the Northwest Passage, but fears grow for the area’s people and its ecosystem Via Andy Dorn
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In a year of startling data pointing to a warming world, a thin blue line in one closely watched chart was initially dismissed as just too abnormal to b Via Andy Dorn
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Latest news, politics, business and sport from Thailand and Asean, plus features, opinion and multimedia from across Southeast Asia. Via Andy Dorn
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US Department of Agriculture warns of danger of ‘business as usual’ approach with rising temperatures to hit poor and those in tropics hardest Via Andy Dorn
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THE arrival of the Loy Krathong Festival signals the beginning of the dry season and, traditionally, it is a time for Thais to pay respect to the Goddess of Water and request good fortune for the months ahead. This year many communities may well be wishing for more rain, as authorities warn that water levels are critically low and there are concerns that many regions will experience drought in the months ahead. Via Andy Dorn
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UN weather body says man-made global warming and El Niño oceanic phenomenon made 2011-2015 the warmest five-year period on record Via Andy Dorn
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This month, as National Geographic’s climate change issue hits the stands, we asked seven photographers to share their most poignant images that reflect climate change. From direct examples to more… Via Andy Dorn
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Poorer countries will be hit most by falls in production for major crops but UK and and US will also be exposed to resulting instability, says taskforce Via Andy Dorn
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The Amazon rainforest has an extraordinary impact on the planet, producing about half of all the oxygen in the atmosphere. Via Andy Dorn
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If we warm the world another 2 degrees Celsius, experts say we risk super droughts, extinctions and worse. Via Andy Dorn
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