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His first official act was to ratify the Kyoto Protocol on climate change, which he said demonstrated his government's commitment to tackling greenhouse gas emissions.
The president has also highlighted the "very real" threat to the country from climate change and rising sea levels.
Bill's hypothesis relies on climate information gleaned from ice deposits in and around Lake Vostok. Bill was a delegate at the recent European Geosciences Union held in Vienna.
These ice samples contain a record of climatic, atmospheric and environmental change going back half a million years, and hold clues to what will happen to global climate in the future.
The model shows variables such as temperature, pressure, precipitation and cloud cover. Related links Elsewhere on climate change Instructions and message boards for the experiment.
Mike Childs, campaigns director at Friends of the Earth, said such schemes could play a significant part in meeting the UK's climate change targets.
He pledged to continue strong US support for public healthcare initiatives in Africa, and called for sensible use of natural resources such as oil in the face of the threat of climate change.
As part of the Department of Energy and Climate Change programme, ministers anticipated firms would send out an average of four bulbs to all homes.
Raising awareness "With forecasts showing the increased rainfall due to climate change the risk of flooding is set to increase.
JAMES ROBBINS ON CLIMATE CHANGE Few people expected a decisive breakthrough on climate change at this summit.
The Climate Change Secretary, Ed Miliband, says there'll be "big changes" in people's lives, as a result of plans to be announced this week.
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The government's chief scientific adviser Professor John Beddington on the calls for climate change action.
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Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury head for Pembrokeshire in Wales for the annual fish festival. Matt finds out which fish you can eat with a clear conscience.
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How to attract business when your country's a by-word for repression or Genocide. It's a quandary afflicting even successful countries in Africa, and it's tougher still when the world's in recession.
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