Article: NFU case for biofuels economical with truth ; I take great exception to the reports on "biofuels" in your Farming Section (WMN, April 16). Both NFU president Peter Kendall and communications director Anthony Gibson are doing their jobs in pushing the arable farmers' case for more money but are being economical with the truth and are totally disregarding developing world food shortages.

Article: Dangers from global warming locked up in tracts of moorland
Yorkshire Post;  March 14, 2007 ;     556 words ......Yorkshire's moorlands have kept tonnes of carbon locked away in their...has estimated that up to 13m tonnes of carbon are being released...carbon emissions are concerned. "Global warming appears to be speeding up the...have a catastrophic effect on global warming. "It could lead to a ...

Article: Indonesian wildfires blamed for global warming
Xinhua News Agency;  November 7, 2002 ;     359 words ......wildfires blamed for global warming LONDON, Nov. 6 (Xinhua...greenhouse gases which cause global warming. Most of the carbon dioxide...as much as 2.6 billion tonnes of carbon into the air...be responsible for the global warming of the atmosphere of...almost six billion extra ...

Article: The snows of Kilimanjaro - which AREN'T melting - and inconvenient questions about global warming.
The Daily Mail (London, England);  April 19, 2007 ;     700+ words ......movement's belief on global warming. If you want to see...used as an emblem for global warming. We know now that this...that we can dismiss global warming as a myth and go back...and first of all, that global warming is real. Humans, by...several billions of ...

Article: University research too adds to global warming
The Hindustan Times;  May 8, 2008 ;     195 words ......activities that are contributing to global warming. Herve Philippe, a professor...his own research produces 44 tonnes of CO2 per year, while an average American citizen produces 20 tonnes. "I did my PhD on nucleotide...his own computers produce 19 tonnes of CO2 per year, the air ...

Article: Trees lose their appeal as panacea for global warming
The Independent - London;  October 21, 1999 ;     322 words ......bad way of trying to slow global warming, according to research from...into the atmosphere just as global warming accelerates. The panel's...forests to soak up 290 million tonnes of carbon over the next century...raised by another 100 million tonnes. The figures promised a ...

Article: Moorlands could be used to combat global warming, researchers say
Yorkshire Post;  March 21, 2007 ;     452 words ......could be used to help combat global warming while providing a multi-million-pou...agricultural productivity. As global warming increases because of greenhouse...pollution by up to 400,000 tonnes per year, the equivalent...would absorb around 41,000 tonnes of carbon a year if ...

Article: Scientists plan carbon dioxide sinks at sea.(trying to reverse global warming)(Brief Article)
Geographical;  September 1, 2001 ;     261 words ......may be possible to reverse global warming by sending thousands of tonnes of liquefied carbon dioxide...already underway to pump 40 tonnes of [CO.sub.2] to the seabed...with the many thousands of tonnes of [CO.sub.2] that ocean surfaces...

Article: Cattle biggest contributor to global warming: UN.
PTI - The Press Trust of India Ltd.;  November 30, 2006 ;     645 words ...Cattle biggest contributor to global warming: UN New York, Nov 30 (PTI) Who is contributing most to global warming? Dumb cattle and not emissions from factories...Stressing that cattle-rearing generates more global warming greenhouse gases as measured in carbon dioxide...human-related ...

Article: -EUROSTAT: Key data on greenhouse gases -- First overview of EU agriculture & global warming.
M2 Presswire;  October 9, 1998 ;     345 words ......greenhouse gases -- First overview of EU agriculture & global warming (C)1994-98 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:021098 -- Farms...first EU overview of the link between agriculture and global warming and climate change. This report is part of a series...more powerful -- with greater heat retention ...

Article: QUENTIN WILLSON MOTORING COLUMN: global warming and dwindling fuel reserves.(Features)
Sunday Mirror (London, England);  July 20, 2003 ;     89 words ...Byline: QUENTIN WILLSON -IT'S not only global warming and dwindling fuel reserves we should...massive 46%, adding a groaning 306 million tonnes of metal to the surface of the planet...scrap mountain weighing 1.59 billion tonnes, half of which will come from developing...

Article: UK's missing millions impact hard on global warming.(News)
The Birmingham Post (England);  February 19, 2007 ;     213 words ...The UK's real impact on global warming has been hugely underestimated...Aid reveals that millions of tonnes of greenhouse gases produced...declared. Almost 200 million tonnes of the damaging carbon dioxide...declare a further 190.65 million tonnes of carbon. Andrew Pendleton...

Article: Melting ice may help in battle against global warming.
Asian News International;  December 8, 2008 ;     423 words ......melting Antarctic ice sheets have become potent symbols of global warming, they may actually turn out to help in the battle against...melting Antarctic icebergs already deposit up to 120,000 tonnes of this 'bioavailable' iron into the Southern Ocean...grow sufficient plankton to remove some 2.6 billion ...

Article: Global warming on political agenda.(Letter)
The Birmingham Post (England);  February 5, 2001 ;     249 words ...Byline: TONY WARD Sir, - Global warming and ideology. It may not...is that the subject of global warming is not a simple straightforward...validity. However, if global warming is indeed taking place...blamed for the problem and tonnes of gases emitted by volcanoes...waste. ...

Article: Experts link dwindling North Sea cod stocks to global warming
The Scotsman;  November 22, 1999 ;     533 words ...GLOBAL warming may be posing a significant...in the environment, or global warming may be to blame. Dr Cook...for cod, from 132,500 tonnes to 78,500 tonnes. The...lose the cod because of global warming but, on the other hand...