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Global warming is the greatest threat to wildlife, according to Sir David King, chief scientific adviser to the British government.

President Addresses Nation, Discusses Iraq, War on Terror. By Fort Bragg

Britain's Tony Blair vowed on Monday to press for agreement among world powers to tackle the causes of climate change but admitted he was a long way from achieving it. By Mike Peacock

Business leaders know better than anyone that they are trapped in a system, constantly hemmed in by imperatives shaped by market competition, consumer preferences, investor behavior and other factors. By James Gustave Speth

Americans who care about our environment are suffering from more than a mite of "outrage fatigue." By Bonnie Erbe

Sunday's broadcast of Venezuela President Hugo Chávez's popular weekly TV show, "Alo Presidente," brought a strong response by the Venezuelan president to the tantrum thrown last week by US Ambassador to the Organization of American States (OAS) Roger Noriega, in which Noriega, bombastically, blamed

Brown says illegalities put presidential election in question

Gelişmiş 11 ülkenin bilim akademileri yayınladıkları bir bildiriyle başta ABD Başkanı Bush olmak üzere dünya liderlerini küresel ısınmaya karşı ortak hareket etmeye çağırdı.

The rate of rural suicide in Australia is amongst the highest in the world as farmers battle the stress of years of drought, failed crops, mounting debt and slowly decaying towns. By Michael Perry

The White House is fending off attacks that an official watered down reports on global warming just as British Prime Minister Tony Blair is trying to muster world support for a new push to fight climate change. By Beth Gorham

Minister of Foreign Affairs Hassan Wirayuda said on Wednesday that Malaysia wanted to settle the Ambalat oil block dispute in an amicable manner.

Reacting to a barrage of anti-immigrant messaging and misinformation, Proposition 200 was approved by 56% of Arizona voters on November 2, 2004. By Margot Veranes and Adriana Navarro

One Guantanamo prisoner told a military panel that American troops beat him so badly he wets his pants. By Paisley Dodds.

John Scarlett summarised the intelligence and latest JIC assessment. Saddam's regime was tough and based on extreme fear. The only way to overthrow it was likely to be by massive military action.

We at Seven Oaks are fully aware that many British Columbians still refer to Haida Gwai'i as "the Queen Charlottes"; nevertheless, would you care to comment on the demonstrations by South African whites this week to protest a plan by the South African government to rename the capital city Pretoria '

John Riggs spent 39 years in the Army, earning a Distinguished Flying Cross for bravery during the Vietnam War and working his way up to become a three-star general entrusted with creating a high-tech Army for the 21st century. By Tom Bowman

As Turkey drifts toward Islamization, some serious questions arise: Is Turkey even our ally? Is Turkish accession to the EU in America's interests? Does the Justice and Development Party (AKP), which leads Turkey's government, threaten Turkish secularism? By Jamie Glazov

Ministers from the Government energy group the Energy Saving Trust have proposed a car tax of £900 a year.

General Electric puts new focus on global warming. By Marianne Lavelle

Climate finally getting more notice in Senate with energy-bill amendments. By Amanda Griscom Little

More than half of Europe's plant species will be threatened or classified as vulnerable by 2080 as a consequence of global warming, a study said.

The UK government's hopes of reaching international agreement on global warming have been dealt a serious blow after a US spokesman said he was not convinced that action needs to be taken immediately. By David Hopkins

Boğaziçi Üniversitesi Rektörlüğü, bugün (25 Mayıs 2005) başlaması beklenen, ''İmparatorluğun Çöküş Döneminde Osmanlı Ermenileri'' başlıklı konferansın ertelendiğini bildirdi. Adalet Bakanı ve Hükümet Sözcüsü Cemil Çiçek, dün (24 Mayıs 2005) Konferans ile ilgili bir açıklama yapmıştı.

How to win a global-warming suit. By Chris Mooney

We are trudging across a literal and figurative sea of ice. This white expanse seems to go on forever. To us, it is infinite. The only thing over each horizon is more snow and more ice. This photo is our Brunton Solar Roll recharging the batteries for our electronics.

Leaders of the Arctic region's indigenous people on Friday urged European countries to step up the fight against global warming, saying it is threatening their environment, economies and cultures.

The world's largest ice sheet is growing due to increased snowfall caused by climate change, scientists announce today.

19 Mayıs Perşembe günü Açık Radyo'da yayınlanan, "Sence Değil Bence Değil; Araştırmaca" programının konuğu, Kadının İnsan Hakları Yeni Çözümler Derneği'nden Liz Amado idi.

The world should work out a roadmap this year for extending the UN Kyoto protocol on global warming beyond 2012 even though many rich states are far from complying, the UN's climate change chief said on Tuesday

Toyota Motor Corp., Japan's top automaker, said on Tuesday it would produce a gasoline-electric hybrid version of its popular Camry sedan at its assembly plant in Georgetown, Kentucky, starting late next year.