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Why it's uncool to be ‘greener than thou'
09.04.2008 / 16:18 CETPointing the finger makes people less likely to act; aviation is unfairly cast as climate villain.© 2008 European Voice. All rights reserved.
MELTING POINT David King (above left) and Gabrielle Walker dispel some climate change myths. But they warn that a thaw across Siberia, Canada and Alaska would realease long-trapped carbon from frozen trees-with 'frightening' implications for the planet. REUTERSRelated articles- Breakthrough or breakdown?
- Deal on inclusion of airlines in emissions trading scheme
- Deal close on including planes in emissions trade
- Energy bills could triple to meet climate goal
- EU emissions cuts still short of targets
- EU executive not to be hurried on climate protectionism
- France wants importers in emissions trading scheme
- Cracks appear in climate consensus
- Germany, France agree on car emissions
- EU states want flexibility on CO2 targets
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