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   ENERGY : GLOBAL WARMING
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Famed geneticist creating life form that turns CO2 to fuel -- Staff  -- Agence France Presse  -- February 28, 2008

A scientist who mapped his genome and the genetic diversity of the oceans said he is creating a life form that feeds on climate-ruining carbon dioxide to produce fuel.

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Biofuels Are Bad for Feeding People and Combating Climate Change -- David Biello  -- Scientific American  -- February 07, 2008

Converting corn to ethanol in Iowa not only leads to clearing more of the Amazonian rainforest, researchers report, but also would do little to slow global warming.

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Catalyst could help turn CO2 into fuel -- Tom Simonite  -- New Scientist  -- March 15, 2007

A new catalyst that can split carbon dioxide gas could allow us to use carbon from the atmosphere as a fuel source in a similar way to plants.

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Old Foes Soften to New Reactors -- Felicity Barringer  -- New York Times  -- May 15, 2005

Several of the nation's most prominent environmentalists have gone public with the message that nuclear power, long taboo among environmental advocates, should be reconsidered as a remedy for global warming.

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Japan researchers look to seaweed in fight against global warming -- Jun Sugimori  -- Daily Yomiuri  -- April 19, 2005

A group of private and academic research institutes is studying the viability of tackling the gargantuan project of building a seaweed plantation in the Pacific Ocean to absorb carbon dioxide and produce biofuel.

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As Earth Warms, the Hottest Issue Is Energy -- Kenneth Chang  -- New York Times  -- November 04, 2003

The threat of global warming is putting increased emphasis on finding a viable alternative source of energy. Researchers are looking at a range of options including renewable energy and nuclear power.

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Sun more active than for a millennium -- Jenny Hogan  -- New Scientist  -- November 02, 2003

New research shows that the sun is more active now than it has been for over 1100 years. The increase in solar activity will have an impact on satellites, energy grids, and the current debate over global warming.

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Tiny Ocean Power Plants Sequenced -- Dwayne Hunter  -- Betterhumans.com  -- August 13, 2003

The genetic blueprints for four strains of phytoplankton -- some of the world's smallest photosynthetic organisms -- have been unraveled, a development that could improve climate modeling and the creation of new energy sources.

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World's Growing Power Needs Hamper Climate Efforts -- Stephanie Holmes  -- Reuters  -- May 20, 2001

Rocketing electricity demand worldwide poses a big threat to global efforts to cut pollution and reduce global warming, experts say.

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