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Crimson anemone, Bowie seamount, Canada

22 Apr 2008
Bowie Seamount designated as Canada’s seventh Marine Protected Area
After many years working with partners on the conservation of Bowie Seamount in the northeast Pacific, WWF-Canada celebrated the official designation of the site as a Marine Protected Area (MPA) on April 17.
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World's largest solar power facility, 150 Megawatts KJC, Mojave Desert, California, US.

16 Apr 2008
Bush’s Climate Speech: Too Little Too Late
Statement by Dr. Richard Moss, Vice President and Managing Director of Climate Change for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), on US President Bush's speech regarding climate change.  » Read more

 
Massive CO2 emissions: The power sector is the biggest climate polluter. Tough caps on CO2 under a strong ETS can trigger a switch from dirty coal power to clean and efficient alternatives.

07 Apr 2008
EU carbon market sets up another round of windfall profits for dirtiest power generators
Polluting electricity generators in Europe are set to reap another round of extraordinary windfall profits from the carbon trading scheme meant to curb their carbon emissions, a new report revealed today.
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245 Eglinton Avenue East Suite 410 Toronto Ontario M4P 3J1
Canada

T: +1 416 489 8800
F: +1 416 489 3611
 
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Washington DC

1250 24th Street NW Washington
United States of America

T: +1 202 293 4800
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