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 | NEWS THIS WEEK |
 | Launching a Climate War Room
British billionaire adventurer and Virgin Group Founder/CEO Richard Branson proposed the creation of an international "environmental war room" led by the United Nations with the sole purpose of staving off human-induced climate change.
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 | Pulling Out on Pelicans
The Bush administration is proposing to take yet another wildlife species-the brown pelican-off the federal endangered list based on the bird’s recovery in recent years.
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| | Reporting by Roddy Scheer
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| THIS WEEK'S COMMENTARY |
 | COMMENTARY: Student Powered
A New Way to Focus the Nation on Climate Change
During the last week of January, the University of Vermont became one of more than 1,500 institutions to participate in Focus the Nation (FtN), the largest national teach-in on global warming solutions. Though considered an educational initiative, Focus the Nation was also a mass organized effort of civic engagement, promoting action as well as awareness. There are lots of global warming solutions, but one clear goal: 80 percent cuts in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. By Laura Kiesel
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| IN THE CURRENT ISSUE OF E |
| FEATURES |
 | SOS: Save Our Snow
Winter AthletesTake the Lead in Fighting Global Warming
Top winter athletes take charge in fighting global warming. By Brita Belli
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 | Saving the Chesapeake With Federal Funds
The largest estuary in the U.S. needs federal funding to keep the water clean. By Hannah Northey
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| EARTHTALK |
 | Week of 2/17/2008
Dear EarthTalk: As I understand it, coal that is used to fuel power plants and other industrial activity is a key culprit in pollution and climate change. So what is "clean coal" and is it really?
Dear EarthTalk: Everybody says stop using plastic bags, but what about all the plastic, cellophane, cardboard and other materials used for packaging the food itself? What can we do to reduce how much of this unnecessary stuff comes wrapped around our food?
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