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06 Sep 2007
2° Celsius too High! Community & NGO Flyers for Preventing Dangerous Climate Change
What is dangerous climate change and what can we do about it?
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15 May 2007
Climate Solutions: WWF's Vision for 2050
Climate Solutions: WWF’s Vision for 2050, a report by the global conservation organization, shows that the world has more than enough sustainable energy and technology to curb climate change, but key decisions need to be made now. » Read more
30 Nov 2005
Brochure: Implications of a 2 degrees C rise for Canada's natural resources
Canada’s Atlantic fish will be squeezed into ever smaller patches of cool water, endangered Atlantic salmon will be doomed, and key boreal forest species will be stranded as their natural habitats erode, if the globe’s temperature is allowed to rise too far, says WWF. » Read more
Brochure: Implications of a 2 degrees C rise for Canada's natural resources
Canada’s Atlantic fish will be squeezed into ever smaller patches of cool water, endangered Atlantic salmon will be doomed, and key boreal forest species will be stranded as their natural habitats erode, if the globe’s temperature is allowed to rise too far, says WWF. » Read more
30 Nov 2005
Report: Implications of a 2°C global temperature rise for Canada’s natural resources
Canada is a land of bounty. It is home to 10% of the world’s forests and freshwater resources; agriculture employs 15 million people and marine fisheries alone brings in an annual income of over CAN$2 billion. For a country where agriculture, forestry and fisheries make significant contributions to the national economy, Canada is especially susceptible to climate change. » Read more
Report: Implications of a 2°C global temperature rise for Canada’s natural resources
Canada is a land of bounty. It is home to 10% of the world’s forests and freshwater resources; agriculture employs 15 million people and marine fisheries alone brings in an annual income of over CAN$2 billion. For a country where agriculture, forestry and fisheries make significant contributions to the national economy, Canada is especially susceptible to climate change. » Read more
28 Nov 2005
WWF PowerSwitch! scenarios for a clean energy future
WWF has produced PowerSwitch! scenarios for countries and regions around the world - to prove that a switch from coal to clean is possible. » Read more
WWF PowerSwitch! scenarios for a clean energy future
WWF has produced PowerSwitch! scenarios for countries and regions around the world - to prove that a switch from coal to clean is possible. » Read more
25 Nov 2005
Effects of Global Climate Change on Marine and Estuarine Fishes and Fisheries
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Effects of Global Climate Change on Marine and Estuarine Fishes and Fisheries
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09 Nov 2005
ILEX report "The environmental effectiveness of the EU ETS: Analysis of caps"
ILEX report "The environmental effectiveness of the EU ETS: Analysis of caps" and Executive Summary » Read more
ILEX report "The environmental effectiveness of the EU ETS: Analysis of caps"
ILEX report "The environmental effectiveness of the EU ETS: Analysis of caps" and Executive Summary » Read more
09 Nov 2005
Öko-Institut report: "The environmental effectiveness and economic efficiency of the EU ETS [...]"
Öko-Institut report: "The environmental effectiveness and economic efficiency of the EU ETS: Structural aspects of the allocation" (full report and exec. summary) » Read more
Öko-Institut report: "The environmental effectiveness and economic efficiency of the EU ETS [...]"
Öko-Institut report: "The environmental effectiveness and economic efficiency of the EU ETS: Structural aspects of the allocation" (full report and exec. summary) » Read more
