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The EU’s complicity in illegal tropical deforestation, Study on car subsidy schemes, Researchers Link Fastest Sea-Level Rise in Two Millennia to Increasing Temperatures, China burns much more coal than reported, An international team of researchers gains new insights into arctic permafrost, UBA study: Germany able to make 43-percent savings on its greenhouse gas emissions by 2020, WWF report: Almost a third of all natural World Heritage Sites under threat of oil, gas and mining exploration, Cabinet adopts CCS act, CO2 reaches tops 400 ppm, Environment Committee CO2 emissions: cleaner vans by 2020, Tropical coral reefs lose two thirds of their zooplankton through ocean acidification, Study reveals what the world thinks of climate change, Atlantic Water Warms the Arctic, Joint Implementation has undermined global climate ambition, study finds, Report: Trends in Global CO2 Emissions 2012, Chemical pollution of European waters is stronger than anticipated, Study: Cultural world heritage threatened by climate change, 2010 Emissions down by 25 percent over 1990 levels, Study: Ocean acidification slows algae growth in the Southern Ocean, Study at Cologne-Bonn airport points to heightened risk of cardiovascular ailments owing to night-time aircraft noise, Drought Sensitivity of the Amazon Rainforest, Study Integrated Assessment of Black Carbon and Tropospheric Ozone, Global emissions of greenhouse gases have reached another new all-time high, NASA Launches Carbon Mission to Watch Earth Breathe, Multifold increase in heat extremes by 2040, Catastrophic Declines in Earth’s Wilderness Areas, Study Finds, The catastrophic decline of the world's freshwater turtles, Extension of energy production from biomass requires careful consideration, Handing over of the research ship MYA II to scientists on Sylt, In 2013 global CO2 emissions exceed 35 billion tonnes for the first time, Productivity of land plants may be greater than previously thought, First-time research of power plant carbon dioxide in geological storage, Energy efficiency measures for international shipping adopted, For the first time, AWI researchers survey litter on the sea surface at such high lati-tudes, CO2 concentrations top 400 parts per million throughout northern hemisphere, Overview of the Conservation Status of the Marine Fishes of the Mediterranean Sea, Hormone disrupting chemical Bisphenol A can transfer from receipts into our bloodstream, Mega trucks do not help to protect the climate, Agreement over CO2 limit values for passenger cars, AWI: Comprehensive long-term study on ambient sound in the Southern Ocean published, Litter Levels in the Depths of the Arctic are On the Rise, Extreme weather explains mangrove deaths in in Australia’s Gulf of Carpentaria, New online portal AWI Litterbase, Carbon dioxide concentrations reach 410 ppm, Irreversible ocean warming threatens the Filchner-Ronne Ice Shelf, University of Siegen: Sea level rising at triple speed since 1990, The economic value of the Great Barrier Reef, Study in the Mackenzie Delta in Canada: Thawing permafrost releases old greenhouse gas, Study proves methane leaks around North Sea boreholes, Study: Electricity consumption in Europe will shift under climate change