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Industrial development has, until now, largely been based on fossil fuel use. But, as concerns over global climate change grow, there is mounting pressure for countries to move towards greener, cleaner sources of fuel.
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Climate change: Bring Africa in from the cold
For Africa to effectively adapt to climate change, the rules of the game must change in Copenhagen, says Araya Asfaw.
'Energy grasses' need careful consideration
'Energy grasses' are viewed as an alternative to fossil fuels, but their potential failings need further consideration, warns Jiang Gaoming.
12 December 2005 | EN
Climate salvation from low-soot stoves?
Using low-soot stoves in Africa and Asia would cut levels of black carbon, which warms the atmosphere.
17 April 2009
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Source: International Herald Tribune
Climate change 'more serious' as emissions soar
Carbon emissions are far higher than expected, so climate change is likely to be more severe than predicted, warns an IPCC member.