Wednesday 02 May 2012
Plant study flags dangers of warming worldReuters | 02 May 2012LONDON (Reuters) - Plants are flowering faster than scientists predicted in response to climate change, research in the United States showed on Wednesday, which could have devastating knock-on effects for food chains and ecosystems.
Climate Change Australia, NZ delay decision on signing Kyoto 2Reuters | 02 May 2012LONDON, May 2 - Australia and New Zealand have missed a deadline to set post-2012 emission reduction targets under the Kyoto Protocol, with both governments saying they will decide whether to continue to be legally bound to cut emissions of seven greenhouse gases later this year.
Climate Change Uncertainty still clouds future of EU biodieselReuters | 02 May 2012BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Senior European Union officials failed on Wednesday to agree on how to measure the full climate impact of biofuels, prolonging uncertainty in a debate that threatens to wipe out large parts of Europe's biodiesel industry.
Climate Change South Korea approves carbon trading schemeReuters | 02 May 2012SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's lawmakers approved a national emissions trading scheme on Wednesday to tackle its growing greenhouse gas emissions, overcoming strong industry opposition and joining a growing number of nations to put a price on carbon.
Climate Change South Africa: City of Jo'burg Aims for Safer EnvironmentAllAfrica.com | 02 May 2012[Health-e] The city of Jo'burg says climate change is no longer a possibility, but a reality. It has urged communities to partner with it to protect the environment and to alleviate the impacts of climate change
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