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Environment Worst warming impacts avoidable if ...
So what would the world's temperatures, and the planet, look like in 2100 if greenhouse gas emissions continued as is? And if they were cut by 70 percent?
Researchers at a well-known climate center asked those questions and used a computer model to conclude that it'd be catastrophic if unchecked, but manageable if the world could reduce gases by that much.
 Today, Laura Legere of the Times Tribune has published the first in an important two-part series... |
 Conservative states, business groups, fossil fuel companies, and politicians who deny the science of climate change... | ||
 As rural deposits of fossil fuel grow fewer and farther between, extractive industries are increasingly siting... |
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