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Ban warns of costs of inaction on climate change
Climate change needs a plain English guide
The science is solid but popular understanding of climate change lags.
Scientists at the University of East Anglia have emerged from the six-month ''climategate'' inquiry with their reputations for honesty intact. The challenge for scientists across the world now, however, is to communicate clearly the realities of climate change to a public that simply wants straight answers.
The Independent Climate Change Email Review in Britain, led by Sir Muir Russell, a former top civil servant, concluded that ''the rigour and honesty'' of the UEA scientists was not in doubt and there was no evidence that might undermine the conclusions of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change assessments.
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UN chief calls for delivery on climate change financing
UNITED NATIONS, July 13 (Xinhua) -- UN Secretary-general Ban Ki- moon on Tuesday reiterated the need for world leaders to deliver sizable financial support to developing countries to fund their efforts in mitigating and adapting to climate change.
Climate change & population
The apocalyptic predictions by the scientific community of climate change and its cascading impact on the very way of life, civilization and survival of living beings on the earth are no longer to be tucked away into the folds of political inaction, decisional maze and human indifference or cynically to be trounced.
A Green Retreat
Just three years ago the politics of global warming was enjoying its golden moment. The release in 2006 of Al Gore’s Oscar-winning film, An Inconvenient Truth, had riveted global audiences with its predictions of New York and Miami under 20 feet of water. Within 12 months, leading politicians with real power were on board.
UN Panel Seeks Financing Sources to Offset Climate Change
The co-chairs of the United Nations advisory group charged with finding $100 billion a year to help developing countries meet the challenges of climate change said Tuesday that they will present their final report in October, ahead of the U.N. climate conference in Mexico.

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today warned of the risks posed by inaction on climate change, as the high-level group he set up earlier this year to mobilize financing to help developing countries combat global warming reported that they have made progress on the issue.
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