The impacts of climate change are greater than just rising temperatures and increased greenhouse gases. Here you’ll find our selection of the top news and comments from around the world.
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Airport International — 27
February
2012 11:55
Gatwick Airport now boasts the UK's first liveside solar system, positioned 150 metres away from the main run
Devon Local News — 27
February
2012 09:40
Royal Navy submarines are to play a potentially pivotal role helping map the effects of climate change deep under w
Mail Online — 27
February
2012 07:02
One of the most prolific climbers of all time, who has conquered Everest a recor
BBC News — 23
February
2012 23:46
Relatively mild drought conditions may have been enough to cause the collapse of the Classic Maya civilisatio
Environment - Guardian.co.uk — 23
February
2012 18:52
The Micronesian and Polynesian nations are working to ease the impacts of over-fishing, pollution,
BBC Worldservice — 23
February
2012 16:02
Summary
23 February 2012
The Australian government has been urged to add the Koala to its list of nationally threatened
Telegraph.co.uk — 23
February
2012 13:15
Armchair scuba divers will be given the chance to explore the Great Barrier reef when Google Earth delves beneat
BBC News; Isle of Man — 23
February
2012 12:55
By Sylvia Smith
BBC News
Urgent government action is the only thing that can stem the crisis facing th
Culture Odyssey — 23
February
2012 11:27
Catlin Seaview Survey launches on the Great Barrier Reef
WORLD OCEANS SUMM
BBC News; Isle of Man — 23
February
2012 07:55
By Paul Rincon Environmental data is routinely collected by submarines and other Navy vessels
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