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Stern Report Global Warming: Unchecked Global Warming a Massive Threat to US and Global Economies (Oct 31 2006 08:50 GMT) - Stern Report Global Warming: Unchecked Global Warming a Massive Threat to US and Global EconomiesOctober 30, 2006 -- WASHINGTON—A major new report on the economics of climate change released today has the potential to alter the terms of the US global warming debate, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists. The report, prepared for the British government by Sir Nicholas Stern, a former Chief Economist and Vice-President of the World Bank, concludes that the world economy faces the threat of a massive economic depression if urgent action is not taken to limit the damaging impacts of unconstrained global warming.The report also demonstrates that the costs of reducing emissions of the heat-trapping gases that are causing climate change are much more modest than some claim. While the economic cost of global warming could be as much as 20 percent of world gross domestic product (GDP) each year, an investment of just one percent of annual GDP by 2050 could reduce emissions significantly and head off the worst projected impacts of climate change. |
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Systematic Interference with Science at Interior Department Exposed (Oct 31 2006 08:50 GMT) - Systematic Interference with Science at Interior Department ExposedEmails and Edited Documents Show Evidence of Inappropriate ManipulationOctober 30, 2006 -- WASHINGTON, DC – High-ranking political appointees within the Department of the Interior have rewritten numerous scientific documents to prevent the protection of several highly imperiled species under the Endangered Species Act. Deputy Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife and Parks Julie MacDonald personally reversed scientific findings, changed scientific conclusions to prevent endangered species from receiving protection, removed relevant information from a scientific document, and ordered the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) to adopt her edits. All of these actions show a blatant disregard for the Endangered Species Act provision which requires species protection decisions to be based on the best available science. |
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UCC International Relations Society Celebrates UN Day (Oct 31 2006 08:49 GMT) - On Tuesday 24th of October University College Cork's International Relations Society (IRSOC) had an information stand in Arás Na Mac Leinn to coincide with UN day. Members of the society throughout the day operated the stand and they had many materials with information on the UN. |
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Report Says Global Warming's Impacts Are Not Inevitable (Oct 31 2006 08:48 GMT) - Report Says Global Warming's Impacts Are Not InevitableNRDC Calls For Swift Actions to Avoid Climate DisruptionWASHINGTON (Oct. 30, 2006) --- The long-awaited Stern Report, released today in London, warns that global warming could inflict worldwide disruption as large as that caused by the two world wars and the Great Depression. The report calls for action now to cut global warming pollution, noting: "the benefits of strong, early action considerably outweigh the costs."Following is a statement by David Hawkins, director of the Climate Center at the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC). |
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Kein eMail-Eingang ! (Oct 31 2006 08:47 GMT) - Hallo zusammen, habe bei einem Client (XP) folgendes Problem: Ich habe Outlook Express komplett eingerichtet, kann eMails versenden, jedoch keine empfangen! Ich habe schon mehrere eMail-Konten probiert, die an anderen Clients funktionieren, an diesem Client jedoch auch nicht! Bekomme folgende Fehlermeldung: " |
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Halloween Safety Tips (Oct 31 2006 08:47 GMT) - Halloween Safety TipsKeep your Ghosts and Goblins Safe: Halloween safety starts at homeROCHESTER, Minn. -- Halloween may be one of the most dangerous nights of the year for young children, due to increased occurrences of pedestrian injuries, falls and burns associated with the festivities for this frightful holiday.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that children are four times more likely to be struck by a vehicle on Halloween than on any other night. According to the National Safety Council, falls are the leading cause of accidental injury on Halloween. |
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