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New UK climate change research centre launched
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European Environment Agency web-articles series
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Geo-engineering Options for Mitigating Climate Change
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What Copenhagen means for us: Climate Challenges for the food sector
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This report is the result of the Business Forum Meeting, 15 September 2009 held by the Food Ethics Council that sought to explore the potential implications of a Copenhagen agreement on the food and agriculture sector. The key points that emerged from the discussion are as follows: At the Copenhagen conference, countries will try to agree targets for reducing GHG emissions after 2012. Scientists suggest that rich countries should make cuts of 25-40% on 1990 levels by 2020.
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Prospects for agreement on climate change in Copenhagen
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Stockholm Resilience Centre Report: Tipping Towards the Unknown
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New report: Other worlds are possible
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Population growth and climate change: links to BBC programmes
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Report: The Copenhagen Diagnosis: Updating the world on the latest climate science
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