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In Oklahoma, Many Massacres Aren't Man-made

In Oklahoma, Many Massacres Aren't Man-made | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
I was born and bred in Oklahoma. I make my living as an Oklahoma criminal defense attorney. Tornadoes have been a part of my entire life. Hell, my high school mascot was a "red tornado."
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Radical change needed in way world deals with ever increasing numbers of people at risk of calamity | Oxfam International

RT @Oxfam: No accident millions at risk 2 disasters: Fundamental shift needed in power/politics http://t.co/NgcQrVEFfy #climate #inequality #resilience
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These Crazy Maps Show The Unequal Cause And Effect Of Climate Change

These Crazy Maps Show The Unequal Cause And Effect Of Climate Change | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
Climate change is a fundamentally unfair phenomenon. For one thing, the countries that have contributed most to atmospheric build-ups of CO2 won’t bear the brunt of the consequences.
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The Overwhelming Odds Of Climate Change | Overthinking It, Scientific American Blog Network

The Overwhelming Odds Of Climate Change | Overthinking It, Scientific American Blog Network | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
If you listen to global warming deniers, or even much of the public, it seems like there is some stack of scientific studies somewhere that refute ...
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Climate change policy, conflict and transformative governance

Climate change policy, conflict and transformative governance | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
Climate change is the behemoth of our age. It defies description, is too large to comprehend, and what we do understand about it is often terrifying.
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Mitigating impacts of climate change in stream food webs

Mitigating impacts of climate change in stream food webs | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it

Understanding the effects of changing climates on the processes which support aquatic biodiversity is of critical importance for managing aquatic ecosystems. This research used an experimental approach to determine whether there are potential ecological surprises in terms of threshold relationships between climate and critical aquatic processes.

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WEEK OF TERROR

WEEK OF TERROR | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
Mother Nature's fury was deadly in parts of the world this week.
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Tornado touches down in Oklahoma town - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Tornado touches down in Oklahoma town - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
Watch footage of a destructive tornado touching down in a town south of Oklahoma City.
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GPS 'improves early tsunami alerts'

GPS 'improves early tsunami alerts' | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
GPS data could provide faster and more accurate early warning systems for tsunamis, a German team of scientists suggest.
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EU tariffs on Chinese solar imports 'a grave mistake' says German minister | Humanitarian News

EU tariffs on Chinese solar imports 'a grave mistake' says German minister | Humanitarian News | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
EU tariffs on Chinese solar imports Economy minister Philipp Roesler says planned levies of up to 68 per cent are 'the wrong instrument' for addressing import issues (Green News: EU tariffs on Chinese solar imports 'a grave mistake' says German minister...
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Federal Environment Minister Tony Burke to decide on ''mega-port'' for Great ... - Courier Mail

Federal Environment Minister Tony Burke to decide on ''mega-port'' for Great ... - Courier Mail | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
Federal Environment Minister Tony Burke to decide on ''mega-port'' for Great ...
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Probe ordered after cattle perish without water - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Probe ordered after cattle perish without water - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
The Queensland Government says it could prosecute those responsible for the deaths of 46 cattle at a government research station in the state's north.
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UN: Eating insects good for the environment - Poughkeepsie Journal

UN: Eating insects good for the environment - Poughkeepsie Journal | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
Headlines & Global News UN: Eating insects good for the environment Poughkeepsie Journal “Insects are everywhere, and they reproduce quickly,” the agency said, adding they leave a “low environmental footprint.” They provide high-quality protein and...
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Budget Offsets to Pay for Tornado Relief: End Subsidies to Oil Companies

Budget Offsets to Pay for Tornado Relief: End Subsidies to Oil Companies | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
Ending oil industry subsidies to pay for clean-up and restitution from a climate catastrophe feels fitting. It will raise the money to satisfy Coburn, and make a point that cannot be overemphasized.
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How half the rice in the Chinese city of Guangzhou was poisoned by pollution

How half the rice in the Chinese city of Guangzhou was poisoned by pollution | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
The latest in China's rolling cascade of food safety disasters comes from Guangzhou—the capital of Guangdong province in southern China, and one of China's largest cities—where 44% of rice samples were found to contain poisonous levels of...
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Greenpeace, Coke's 'recycling war' spills into Google

Greenpeace, Coke's 'recycling war' spills into Google | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
The 'recycling wars' between Coca-Cola and Greenpeace have spilt into cyberspace, with the beverage giant snagging the top advertising slot for searches of the environmental group's name.
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Enhancing climate change communication: strategies for profiling and targeting Australian interpretive communities

Enhancing climate change communication: strategies for profiling and targeting Australian interpretive communities | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it

This research aimed to provide practical information about how to design communications on climate change adaptation and target these to the Australian population.   This was achieved by: (1) identifying and increasing awareness of different climate change audiences in Australia, and (2) evaluating how each audience responds to different types of climate change messages.

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Palm oil in Australia: facts, issues and challenges

Palm oil in Australia: facts, issues and challenges | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it

This report, commissioned jointly by WWF-Australia and the Food and Grocery Council of Australia (AFGC), provides a broad, independent overview of the facts, issues and challenges surrounding palm oil, and is intended to provide a springboard for efforts to increase the supply of sustainable palm oil into the Australian market.

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The Men and Women Who Clean Up Meth Labs | The Fix

The Men and Women Who Clean Up Meth Labs | The Fix | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it

The Fix reports from Indiana, where the US meth epidemic rages on. Those who work to make hazardous homes safe have human pain to deal with, as well as chemical contamination.

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Tornado Confirmed Near Oklahoma City

Tornado Confirmed Near Oklahoma City | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
At least one tornado touched down near Oklahoma City on Monday, only one day after a tornado killed two in Shawnee. The National Weather Service issued a tornado emergency, which CNN reports as a rare occurrence.
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Breaking bad - home meth labs and drug use soars - NEWS.com.au

Breaking bad - home meth labs and drug use soars - NEWS.com.au | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
Brisbane Times Breaking bad - home meth labs and drug use soars NEWS.com.au MORE Australians are "breaking bad" with new drug data showing a record number of home meth labs and overall illicit substance abuse soaring to more than twice the previous...
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Rare crane egg given 24-hour guard

Rare crane egg given 24-hour guard | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
The first common crane egg laid in western Britain for more than 400 years has been given a round-the-clock guard (#guardian Rare crane egg given 24-hour guard #mlfeeds: The first common crane egg laid in western Britain for ...
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Regulation & Environment: Australia's coalseam-to-LNG companies stand up - Platts (blog)

Regulation & Environment: Australia's coalseam-to-LNG companies stand up
Platts (blog)
Companies looking to turn Australian coalseam gas into LNG for export are facing increasing resistance from environmental groups.
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Gujarat govt to carry out study on environment impact of PoP idols - Indian Express

Gujarat govt to carry out study on environment impact of PoP idols - Indian Express | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it

The Gujarat government has decided to carry out a scientific study on the environment impact of immersion of idols made out of Plaster of Paris (PoP) on the basis of...

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Hard times for the Church of Global Warming

Hard times for the Church of Global Warming | Crime and the Environment: News | Scoop.it
In response to Hillary Clinton Does 'Hard Hitting' Climate Change Interview With Hollywood Actor :
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Just in case you though I was making this stuff up, more sheer insanity from the denialists. What drives this nonsense?

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