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Huffington Post | by Ron Dembo | Thu, Mar 15
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The Stern Review provides some figures to fortify this argument. Sir Nicholas argues that we need to be spending 1 percent of GDP to tackle climate change. In other words, many billions. A lot of money. But here's why we need to spend it: because if we don't, global warming is going to cost us 5 per...
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Rethink on water vapour warming
The experts say their research does not undermine the scientific consensus that emissions of greenhouse gases from human activity drive global warming, but they call for "closer examination" of the way climate computer models consider water vapour.
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