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Journal editor resigns over 'problematic' climate paperRichard Black BBC News 09/02/2011 | Global warming means more snowstorms: scientists Breitbart.com 03/01/2011 |
 The editor of a science journal has resigned after admitting that a recent paper casting doubt on man-made climate change should not have been published. |  Climate change is not only making the planet warmer, it is also making snowstorms stronger and more frequent, US scientists said on Tuesday. |
Climate change: Dogs of law are off the leashRichard Ingham AFP 01/23/2011 | Climate change study had 'significant error': expertsKerry Sheridan Yahoo! News 01/19/2011 |
 From being a marginal and even mocked issue, climate-change litigation is fast emerging as a new frontier of law where some believe hundreds of billions of dollars are at stake. |  A climate change study that projected a 2.4 degree Celsius increase in temperature and massive worldwide food shortages in the next decade was seriously flawed, scientists said Wednesday. |
Climate scientists plan campaign against global warming skepticsNeela Banerjee Los Angeles Times 11/07/2010 | UN taps prime ministers to seek new climate moneyJOHN HEILPRIN AP 02/12/2010 |
 Faced with rising political attacks, hundreds of climate scientists are joining a broad campaign to push back against congressional conservatives who have threatened prominent researchers with investigations and vowed to kill regulations to rein in man-made greenhouse gas emissions. |  UNITED NATIONS — The U.N. chief tapped the prime ministers of Britain and Ethiopia on Friday to lead the hunt for hundreds of billions of dollars that nations pledged to contribute this decade for dealing with climate change. |
US forming new climate change agencyJOHN M. BRODER The New York Times 02/09/2010 | U.S., China, others join Copenhagen Accord on climateJim Tankersley Los Angeles Times 02/01/2010 |
 WASHINGTON — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will create a new climate change office to gather and provide data to governments, industry and academia as part of a broad federal effort to prepare for long-term changes to the planet, officials said Monday. |  Washington - The United States, China and dozens of other countries accounting for nearly 80% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions have signed onto a voluntary agreement to curb climate change. |
No U.N. deal on carbon cuts, last day of talks Reuters 12/17/2009 | Copenhagen negotiators struggle to save talks BBC News 12/14/2009 |
 COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Two years of U.N. climate talks reached their climax in Copenhagen on Friday without a deal on carbon emissions cuts, as world leaders tried a last push to agree a new global climate pact. |  Climate change negotiators have been working through the night in Copenhagen to try to rescue plans for a global agreement from collapse. |
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