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Making climate change history?
ENDS Report 368, September 2005, pp 43-45
Carbon losses from soils add to climate concern
ENDS Report 368, September 2005, p 17
Limping 'progress' on green energy
ENDS Report 367, August 2005, pp 10-11
Europe heads into hot water on greenhouse gas emissions
ENDS Report 366, July 2005, p 6
Climate change review slips to "end of the year"
ENDS Report 365, June 2005, p 47
Nuclear bandwagon rolls back into town
ENDS Report 364, May 2005, pp 21-24
BP moves towards carbon storage in North Sea oil and gas field
ENDS Report 364, May 2005, pp 7-8
MPs call for ‘unprecedented’ global effort on climate change
ENDS Report 363, April 2005, pp 37-38
Labour remains uncomfortable on environmental agenda
ENDS Report 363, April 2005, pp 22-24
Shift to gas guzzlers puts car CO₂emissions into reverse
ENDS Report 363, April 2005, p 10
Passing the buck: the politics of sustainable development
ENDS Report 363, April 2005, p 2
Pressure builds on ammonia emissions from agriculture
ENDS Report 362, March 2005, p 11
Government 'looks to do more' in climate change programme review
ENDS Report 359, December 2004, pp 48-49
DTI rocks the boat with new emission forecasts
ENDS Report 358, November 2004, p 25
Power station CO₂ emissions rise to highest level for a decade
ENDS Report 351, April 2004, pp 11-12

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Bad news piles up on CO₂ emissions

Carbon dioxide emissions in 2004 were just 4.2% below 1990 levels, according to provisional data released in late March.¹ Emissions have increased in four of the last five years - a serious embarrassment to the Government which raises the stakes for its review of policies under the climate change programme.

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