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Merkel admits her efforts to counter climate change ‘not sufficient’

The chancellor acknowledged that her efforts to counter climate change were "not sufficient" and gave a cautious welcome to an agreement with the Biden administration to avoid US sanctions over the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline.

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Climate change leads to earliest cherry blossoming on record

The famous sakura trees in Kyoto, Japan are blossoming earlier than ever before. Experts blame rising temperatures due to climate change.

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A Japanese nuclear power plant created a habitat for tropical fish

A small increase in water temperature near a Japanese nuclear power plant allowed tropical fish to colonise the area, suggesting global warming will drastically alter some marine ecosystems.

Slowing global warming By accident
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Slowing global warming By accident

The world has already slowed global warming more successfully than the Kyoto Agreement and we kind of did it by accident.
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A climate change solution slowly gains ground
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A climate change solution slowly gains ground

Companies leading the hunt for ways to skim carbon dioxide from the air are attracting interest from big deep-pocketed corporations - including oil companies.

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Japanese heat wave pushes temperature to record
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Japanese heat wave pushes temperature to record

Mercury soared today breaking above 40 in one part of the broader Tokyo area.

Living on Earth: Beyond The Headlines
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Living on Earth: Beyond The Headlines

Ex-con Don Blankenship runs for the Senate; Big Coal kills a cleanup rule; 20 years since Kyoto.

This week in Beyond the Headlines, Peter Dykstra and host Steve Curwood discuss a convicted felon's campaign for the U.S. Senate and an Obama-era EPA coal cleanup rule that's bitten the dust.

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