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Pushed to the Brink: The oceans and climate change

August 27, 2008


It is a matter of serious concern that the oceans are being systematically degraded and are in decline. The most immediate and significant threat to the oceans is overfishing and destructive fishing practices like bottom trawling. But, global warming is also having a huge impact on the health of the oceans. We have a tendency to think of climate change in terms of its impacts on land, but it also has multiple negative effects on the oceans, affecting their ability to maintain their food webs and natural ecological functions. Can the oceans survive the onslaught of global warming?

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False Hope: Why carbon capture and storage won't save the climate

May 02, 2008

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) aims to reduce the climate impact of burning fossil fuels by capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) from power station smokestacks and disposing of it underground. However, the technology is largely unproven and will not be ready in time to save the climate.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: False Hope: Why carbon capture and storage won't save the climate

May 02, 2008

This report, based on peer-reviewed independent scientific research, shows that: CCS cannot deliver in time to avoid dangerous climate change. CCS wastes energy. Storing carbon underground is risky. CCS is expensive. CCS carries significant liability risks.

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Greenpeace briefing: Kyoto and the Bali Mandate: what the world needs to do to combat climate change

December 03, 2007

As the next international meeting on the Kyoto Protocol approaches (Bali, December 3-14, 2007), this briefing sets out Greenpeace's detailed demands on what Governments need to agree - in order to keep global temperatures below two degrees centigrade.

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Guides and Toolkits

Clean Energy Now! Campus Guide

September 29, 2004

A how-to guide on stopping global warming by making your campus a leader in clean energy.

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Don't Buy ExxonMobil: Toolkit

September 21, 2004

Are you ready to take on the world's #1 global warming villain, ExxonMobil? The Don't Buy ExxonMobil toolkit will provide you with the necessary skills to take action against the world's most environmentally destructive and socially irresponsible oil company.

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