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IPCC chief: Kolkata and Shanghai face severe climate risk
RTCC’s daily round-up of the top climate change and green economy stories from around the world
Fizzy volcanoes could halt climate change in its tracks
Volcanic activity in Iceland could pose a far greater risk to humans than the disruption to air traffic which accompanied the eruption of Eyjafjal
Tell John Kerry 'No Tar Tands, no KXL!'
Thursday 11th April, 8am, London Lancaster House.
Organised by UK Tar Sands Network, 350.org, Healthy Planet UK, Push Europe, UKYCC and...
Katy Perry teams up with UNICEF and visits children in Madagascar
Internationally acclaimed American singer and songwriter Katy Perry has visited Madagascar to bring attention to the situation of children in the
Tom Hart's news notes, March 2013
SAPT's Tom Hart comments on transport developments over the past couple of months
News: Dart Energy gas quality woes
Commenting on the Sunday Herald’s revelation that struggling gas company Dart Energy has secret plans to bring in up to three tankers of propane a
Freezing spring - weird weather coming from a melting Arctic?
Photo by Paul Blakeman taken 24 March.
This is getting tedious. It's snowing AGAIN and it's now April... Like almost everyone else, we're getting...
Last chance for West Sussex's farmers to enter this year's RSPB Telegraph Nature of Farming Award
Farmers across West Sussex have been entering 2013's competition since it launched earlier this year, but today the RSPB South East is reminding t
Scientists dismiss claims coal is good for the climate
NASA climate scientist James Hansen tried to explain how some coal-related pollutants take edge off warming but sceptics claim coal is good for th