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Reese Halter: Guest opinion Climate change, bark beetles: dead pine trees
Recently one of my colleagues sent a story that sums up the media's apathetic appetite for covering the environment. It is perplexing and disturbing. The economy is a wholly owned...
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First UNESCO, then what?
Editor's Note: Former U.S. Senator Timothy Wirth is President of the United Nations Foundation. As the eyes of the world are focused on the Palestinian statehood bid at the United Nations in...
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Climate Talks in Durban Yield Limited Agreement
DURBAN, South Africa — After 72 hours of continuous wrangling, the 17th conference of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change wrapped up early Sunday with modest...
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The United Nations Association USA Tampa Bay Chapter and Global Healing hosted a global SKYPE call to commemer...
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Published on Thursday, January 13, 2011 by CommonDreams.org One Year After Haiti Earthquake, Corporations Prof...
WASHINGTON (RNS) Religious freedom advocates are urging members of the United Nations to vote against the late...
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At least some of the weather extremes being seen around the world are consequences of human-inducedclimate cha...
BERN, Switzerland Lawmakers in Europe and elsewhere must do more than put their debt-wracked houses in order ...
Photo: A man carries a fishing rod during sunset along the shoreline in the Mediterranean city of Alexandria, ...
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House Republicans are planning to introduce legislation Tuesday that will force major changes at the United Na...










