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Obama climate adviser Zichal addresses Politics of Climate Change Forum

Washington, June 19, 2013, 8:30 am

White House climate adviser Heather Zichal speaks at the New Republic's Politics of Climate Change Forum. 

G8 communique backs new climate treaty by 2015

Source: 
Business Green

A communique released at the close of the G8 summit expresses leaders' concerns over climate change and pledges support for a new international climate change treaty in 2015, Business Green reports.

Army Corps: No environmental review of three coal export proposals

Source: 
E&E

The Army Corps of Engineers said it would not conduct a cumulative environmental review of three coal export terminals or consider overseas climate change impact in its reviews, E&E reports.

Shell adviser says carbon capture key to climate goals

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Bloomberg

A Shell adviser said carbon capture policies are essential to meet European Union climate goals, Bloomberg reports.

Meteorologists meet to mull weird British weather

LONDON (AP) — Come rain, wind or sunshine, the weather has long been one of Britain's main topics of conversation. Now it has also become a mystery.

Anticipating Obama climate plan, states green groups delay suits

Source: 
Reuters
Ten states and three environmental groups said they would delay lawsuits against the EPA as they await announcement of President Obama's climate strategy, Reuters reports.

Obama yet to strengthen NEPA for climate change

Source: 
Reuters

President Obama has yet to make good on his 2010 suggestion to update the National Environmental Policy Act, Reuters reports.

Obama's Keystone inaction alienating green activists

Source: 
Bloomberg
President Obama's lack of action on the Keystone XL pipeline has cost him the support of some environmental activists, Bloomberg reports.

Beyond NYC: Other places adapting to climate, too

BONN, Germany (AP) — From Bangkok to Miami, cities and coastal areas across the globe are already building or planning defenses to protect millions of people and key infrastructure from more powerful storm surges and other effects of global warming.

Climate talk shifts from curbing CO2 to adapting

WASHINGTON (AP) — Efforts to curb global warming have quietly shifted as greenhouse gases inexorably rise.

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