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Video: Pacific oyster farmers see global warming in poor harvest
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 | After the BP oil spill spoiled the seafood harvest in the Gulf of Mexico, restaurants have been seeking to source oysters from other parts of the United States, including the Pacific Northwest. But farmers of the Pacific oyster are hard-pressed to fill the demand. Their harvests are failing due to what scientists say is ocean acidification, a change in ocean chemistry brought on by climate change. Duration: 02:26. |
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Video: Taking Earth's Temperature
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 | NASA Presents: How NASA scientists use computer models to study climate change. |
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Video: Police arrest 12 activists in climate change protest
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 | Protestors storm RBS building and other energy firms in Edinburgh, accusing them of using taxpayers money to prop up fossil fuel companies, targeting both the bank. |
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Video: BNP Paribas's Yeung Discusses BYD Results, GM IPO: Video
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 | Aug. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Jack Yeung, an analyst at BNP Paribas Securities Asia Ltd., talks about the outlook for BYD Co.'s financial results, and General Motors Co.'s filing for an initial public offering. GM’s filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday laid out the challenges the Detroit-based company will face generating enough investor demand to complete an offering that people familiar with the plan have said may be as large as $16 billion. Yeung, who speaks with Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat in Hong Kong, also discusses China's auto industry. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Fallen Soldier honored
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 | Paul Cuzzupe honored by MacDill AFB workers |
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Video: Environmental art exhibition
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 | 1,000 little ice men protest about global warming. |
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Video: BlackRock's Doll Says Healthcare Stocks `Ripe for Gains': Video
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 | Aug. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Robert Doll, vice chairman and chief equity strategist at BlackRock Inc., talks about the outlook for U.S. stocks and investment strategy. Doll also discusses the U.S. economy, dollar and China's economy. Doll speaks from Princeton, New Jersey with Bloomberg's Susan Li. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Fires, Floods, Heat: Is It Climate Change?
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 | Record heat in the U.S. and Russia, massive flooding in China and glacier melting in Greenland have some scientists warning that climate change is already here. (Aug. 12) |
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Video: Extreme World Weather: Natural Disasters Linked
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 | From mudslides in China to flood ravaged Pakistan, the planet seems to be having a climate breakdown. Scientists say floods, fires and heat aren't just a portent of things to come but a sign of troubling climate change already under way. (August 12) |
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Video: Fires, Floods, Heat: Is It Climate Change?
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 | Record heat in the U.S. and Russia, massive flooding in China and glacier melting in Greenland have some scientists warning that climate change is already here. (Aug. 12) |
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Video: Flotilla Of Stinging Jellyfish Hit Beach
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 | A vast flotilla of small, virtually undetectable jellyfish stung hundreds of people along Spanish beaches this week, the kind of swimmer's nightmare that biologists say will be increasingly common because of climate change. |
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Video: Flotilla of Stinging Jellyfish Hit Spanish Beach
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 | A vast flotilla of small, virtually undetectable jellyfish stung hundreds of people along Spanish beaches this week, the kind of swimmer's nightmare that biologists say will be increasingly common because of climate change. (Aug. 11) |
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Video: Alibaba's Wei Says Firm Seeks More Acquisitions in U.S.: Video
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 | Aug. 11 (Bloomberg) -- David Wei, chief executive officer of Alibaba.com Ltd., talks about the company's financial results and growth strategy. Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce company partly owned by billionaire George Soros, said second-quarter profit rose 46 percent as a rebound in Chinese exports boosted product listings on its website. Wei speaks with Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat in Hong Kong. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: HSBC's Robins Says Prospects for Climate Pact 'Not Good'
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 | Aug. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Nick Robins, head of the Climate Change Centre of Excellence at HSBC Holdings Plc, discusses the prospects for a global agreement on tackling climate change when delegates meet in December in Cancun, Mexico. He talks with Linzie Janis on Bloomberg Television's "Start Up." |
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Video: Browner Says ‘Vast Majority’ of Oil Gone From Gulf: Video
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 | Aug. 4 (Bloomberg) -- The "vast majority" of crude from BP Plc’s damaged Gulf of Mexico well is gone and the rest is being broken down by waves and bacteria, reducing the threat of further pollution from the largest maritime oil spill, White House energy adviser Carol Browner said on NBC's "Today" show this morning. Bloomberg's Adam Johnson reports. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Bloomberg's Sebastian Henbest Discusses Climate Change: Video
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 | Aug. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg New Energy Finance's Sebastian Henbest discusses climate change and the outlook for global cooperation on emissions reduction. Data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration showed that the combined global land and ocean surface temperature for June was the warmest on record for the month. Henbest, speaking from Sydney, talks with Erik Schatzker on Bloomberg Television's "InsideTrack." (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Climate refugees put strain on Dhaka's resources
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 | Bangladesh’s sprawling and impoverished capital Dhaka is becoming increasingly overwhelmed by ‘climate refugees’ fleeing the effects of cyclones and rising sea waters in the countryside, authorities are struggling to find a solution.Duration: 02:30- Intaz Ali, Cyclone Sidr victim (man) (Bangla) - Muhammad Abdur Razzaque, Bangladesh Minister for Food and Disaster Management (man) (English) - Atiq Rahman, UN Inter-government Panel on Climate Change (man) (English)SCRIPT: Intaz Ali and his family are refugees in their own country. But instead of fleeing war or persecution, they are trying to escape what some scientists say are the effects of climate change. They were forced to leave their village in southern Bangladesh after Cyclone Sidr wiped out their home in 2007, and killed thousands of people. SOUNDBITE 1: Intaz Ali, Cyclone Sidr victim (Bangla, 14 secs): "After the cyclone I tried to earn a living but it was very difficult. So finally I had to move to Dhaka to earn money." The UN predicts that within 40 years some 20 million Bangladeshis like Intaz will be displaced because of severe natural disasters caused by changing weather patterns. These so-called 'climate refugees' are already moving to major cities, exacerbating water and power shortages, and causing traffic chaos. SOUNDBITE 2: Muhammad Abdur Razzaque, Minister for Food and Disaster Management, Bangladesh Government(English, 15 secs): "I would say in Dhaka city, 60 per cent of people, they don't have adequate income to maintain a minimum standard of living, that's the problem. So you're sharing the resources." Bangladesh is no stranger to natural disasters, but some experts say climate change is behind the growing frequency and intensity of floods and cyclones. This is footage of Cyclone Aila hitting southern Bangladesh in 2009. More than 370,000 people were left homeless, and scientists say this is just the beginning. They are urging major carbon emitters like America and Australia to step in and house these people. SOUNDBITE 3: Atiq Rahman, Member, UN Inter-government Panel on Climate Change (English, 14 secs): "Poor people of Bangladesh, they are not responsible for the problem, they are the greatest victims. So it is the communities and the countries responsible, and the enterprises responsible, they must take responsibility of managing this displaced population." In the meantime, Bangladesh's government is trying to prepare for the worst. With more than 20 million people expected to live in Dhaka in just 10 years, they have little choice. |
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Video: Former Weston school bus driver touts love of LSD
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 | A former Weston school bus driver remains locked up after a weekend stand off with police in New Canaan. On YouTube, Scott DeiCas goes on about global warming, the price of oil, the population explosion and his love of the drug LSD. |
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Video: Accu-Weather Forecast
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 | Another HOT and STICKY day... |
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Video: London's $218 Million Cycle-Hire Scheme Launches Today
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 | July 30 (Bloomberg) -- Mayor Boris Johnson is spending 140 million pounds ($218 million) to encourage more Londoners to get on two wheels with a cycle-hire program that sprinkles the capital with as many as 5,000 bikes starting today. Bloomberg's Elliott Gotkine reports. |
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Video: Study Surveys Economic Impact Of Climate Change
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 | Climate change can have a dramatic effect on New Mexico's economy unless the federal government does something about it, according to a new study from Sandia National Labs. |
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Video: Bob Dudley Says BP Will `Learn A Lot' from Oil Spill: Video
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 | July 27 (Bloomberg) -- BP Plc Chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg and newly-named Chief Executive Officer Bob Dudley talk with reporters about the company's outlook in the wake of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Outgoing CEO Tony Hayward appeared at the briefing today in London but did not speak. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Bloomberg's Reed Discusses Outlook for BP's Hayward: Video
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 | July 26 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Stanley Reed discusses the outlook for the naming of a successor for embattled BP Plc Chief Executive Officer Tony Hayward. Reed talks with Deirdre Bolton on Bloomberg Television's "InsideTrack." (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Kerry Says Broad Climate-Change Bill Is `Not Dead': Video
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 | July 23 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Senator John Kerry, a Massachusetts Democrat, says his comprehensive climate-change bill is "not dead" after Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid introduced a more limited energy bill that doesn't include a cap on greenhouse gas emissions. Kerry spoke in an interview on Bloomberg Television's "Political Capital With Al Hunt" airing this weekend. Hunt discusses the Kerry interview and new House ethics charges against U.S. Representative Charles Rangel on "InBusiness With Margaret Brennan." (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Mother Nature Turns Up The Heat
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 | Highs will be in the 90s. |
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Video: Avoid dehydration during the summer heat
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Video: Van Nieuwenhuise Discusses BP Well Pressure Readings: Video
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 | July 22 (Bloomberg) -- Don Van Nieuwenhuise, director of Petroleum Geoscience Programs at the University of Houston, discusses pressure readings at BP Plc's sealed Macondo well in the Gulf of Mexico. Van Nieuwenhuise talks with Lizzie O'Leary on Bloomberg Television's "InsideTrack." (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: BP-Apache Talks on Prudhoe Bay Stake Said to Stall: Video
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 | July 19 (Bloomberg) -- BP Plc’s talks to sell half its stake in Alaska’s Prudhoe Bay oil field to Apache Corp. stalled twice over the weekend, raising doubts about whether the deal will be completed, said a person with knowledge of the matter. Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu reports. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: McCluskey Discusses Australian Climate Policy, Stocks: Video
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 | July 19 (Bloomberg) -- Amanda McCluskey, head of sustainability and responsible investment at Colonial First State Global Asset Management, talks with Bloomberg's Susan Li about Australia's Aug. 21 election, and its implications for the government's policy on climate change and investors. A plan to tackle climate change will be released during the election campaign and the commitment to reconsider carbon-trading plans at the end of 2012 still stands, Gillard told Australian Broadcasting Corp. radio today.(Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: FT's Lex Columnist Boland on BP Relief Well, Asset Sales: Video
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 | July 12 (Bloomberg) -- Vincent Boland of the Financial Times' Lex commentary team talks with Bloomberg's Deirdre Bolton about the outlook for BP Plc to stop its leaking oil well in the Gulf of Mexico and expectations for the company to sell some of its assets. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: BP Aims to Contain Oil Flow in Gulf With Relief Well: Video
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 | July 12 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Lizzie O'Leary reports on the status of BP Plc's relief well in the Gulf of Mexico to help stop its oil leak. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Tom King Says He's `Confident' Grid Can Handle Heat Wave: Video
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 | July 7 (Bloomberg) -- Tom King, president of National Grid U.S., discusses the performance of the electricity transmission network and consumer demand during the Northeast heat wave. King talks on Bloomberg Television's "InBusiness with Margaret Brennan." (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Tony Hayward Visits Abu Dhabi as BP May Seek Support: Video
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 | July 7 (Bloomberg) -- BP Plc Chief Executive Officer Tony Hayward said he had a “very good” meeting with Abu Dhabi’s crown prince as analysts said the oil producer may be looking for support from Middle East investors. Hayward spoke to reporters as he left the United Arab Emirates after a 24-hour visit. Bloomberg's Heidi Couch reports. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Atlantis' Liu Says Agricultural Bank Is `Must Buy' Stock
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 | July 7 (Bloomberg) -- Liu Yang, chairwoman of Atlantis Investment Management Ltd. in Hong Kong, talks about Agricultural Bank of China Ltd.'s initial public offering. Agricultural Bank is raising at least $19.2 billion in what may become the world’s biggest IPO, according to people with knowledge of the pricing for Hong Kong and Shanghai. Liu speaks from Hong Kong with Linzie Janis on Bloomberg Television's "Global Connection." |
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Video: McGuire Says BP May Change Company Name, Top Management: Video
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 | July 6 (Bloomberg) -- Peter McGuire, managing director at CWA Global Markets Pty, talks with Bloomberg's Linzie Janis about the outlook for BP Plc as the company seeks cash to meet the costs of the worst oil spill in U.S. history. BP is considering selling fields in Colombia, Venezuela and Vietnam, a person with knowledge of the matter said. BP shares have dropped 49 percent since the April 20 blowout that sank the Deepwater Horizon rig, killing 11 workers. McGuire, speaking from Sydney, also discusses his forecast for crude oil prices. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Peru paints mountain to restore melting glacier
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 | Peru is home to 70 percent of the world's tropical glaciers, and scientists say they are melting at an accelerated rate. One inventor is working to reverse that trend, and tackle global warming one peak at a time... by painting it white. His idea was one of the 26 winners of the World Bank's "100 Ideas to Save the Planet" competition last year, and now it's taking form -- on a the Chalon Sombrero mountain in the Andes.Duration: 02:00 |
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Video: Feinberg Discusses Claims Process for BP Oil Spill: Video
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 | June 25 (Bloomberg) -- Kenneth Feinberg, the government-appointed administrator of a $20 billion fund to compensate victims of the BP Plc oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, talks with Bloomberg's Al Hunt about the payment process to claimants. (This report is an excerpt of the full interview to air on "Political Capital with Al Hunt." Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Feinberg Is Focused on Minimizing Fraudulant BP Claims: Video
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 | June 25 (Bloomberg) -- Kenneth Feinberg, the government-appointed administrator of a $20 billion fund to compensate victims of the BP Plc oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, says he will work to minimize the risk of fraudulant claims. Bloomberg's Al Hunt reports on Feinberg, legislation to overhaul the U.S. financial regulatory system and the outlook for this weekend's meetings of the Group of 20 nations. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Former BP Board Member Davis Discusses Risk, Lawsuits: Video
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 | June 24 (Bloomberg) -- Erroll Davis, a former board member at BP Plc, says he's not surprised he's named in lawsuits against the company following the worst oil spill in U.S. history. Davis retired from the board on April 15, five days before the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico. Bloomberg's Jon Erlichman reports. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Pangestu Says Yuan Move Will Help Rebalance Asian Trade: Video
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 | June 24 (Bloomberg) -- Indonesian Trade Minister Mari Pangestu talks with Bloomberg's Haslinda Amin about the shift in China's currency policy and its implications for regional trade. Pangestu, speaking from Jakarta, also discusses the outlook for Indonesia's palm oil industry, and global efforts to fight climate change. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Reeves Sees `Extremely Active' Atlantic Hurricane Season: Video
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 | June 23 (Bloomberg) -- Ken Reeves, director of forecasting operations at AccuWeather Inc., talks about the outlook for the 2010 Atlantic hurricane season. Forecasters around the world are watching the Pacific Ocean for signs of a cooling cycle that could heat up the Atlantic hurricane season, affecting energy and commodities markets. Reeves talks with Carol Massar and Matt Miller on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart." (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Hay Says NextEra Energy May Buy Additional Wind Farms: Video
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 | June 23 (Bloomberg) -- Lewis Hay, chief executive officer of NextEra Energy Inc., talks with Bloomberg's Julie Hyman about the impact of the BP Plc oil spill on Florida, U.S. energy policy and the outlook for the utility's mix of traditional and alternate-energy power generation. NextEra, the largest U.S. producer of renewable energy, was formerly known as FPL Group Inc. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: El Tiempo
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 | Satelite Florida |
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Video: Taking Earth's Temperature
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 | NASA Presents: How NASA scientists use computer models to study climate change. |
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Video: Blackburn Says Deepwater Drilling Moratorium `Wrong': Video
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 | June 17 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Representative Marsha Blackburn, a Tennessee Republican, talks with Bloomberg's Maryam Nemazee from Washington about President Barack Obama’s response to the oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico, and the six-month moratorium on deepwater drilling. Obama said BP Plc's will put $20 billion over four years into an oil spill compensation fund that will be independently administered by lawyer Kenneth Feinberg. The fund won’t cap BP’s liability for cleanup costs and economic damage, Obama said after he and some of his top advisers met with BP executives at the White House, and it won’t supersede the rights of individuals or states to sue the company. The company also will contribute $100 million to a fund to help support unemployed oil rig workers. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Obama BP Speech Not Enough: Serafin
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 | Tuesday night President Obama said BP will pay for all the damages caused by the oil leak. He now says it’s time for Congress to make energy and climate change legislation a priority. Here to tell us if the president was tough enough was political analyst Thom Serafin. |
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Video: Global Warming Jambalaya
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 | Get this recipe courtesy of the Global Warming Salsa company. |
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Video: Bloomberg BusinessWeek's Pooley Discusses Global Warming: Video
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 | June 11 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg Businessweek's Eric Pooley talks with Bloomberg's Matt Miller about his book "The Climate War: True Believers, Power Brokers, and the Fight to Save the Earth" and BP Plc. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Doerr Says Investing in Clean Energy Will Create Jobs: Video
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 | June 10 (Bloomberg) -- John Doerr, a partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, talks with Bloomberg's Margaret Brennan about clean energy innovation and research funding. Doerr joined General Electric Co.’s Jeffrey Immelt and Microsoft Corp.’s Bill Gates today in calling for the U.S. government to more than triple its spending on clean energy research and development to $16 billion a year. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: South Korea Says Rocket Likely Exploded
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 | South Korea's latest space launch attempt appeared to have ended in another failure Thursday. Officials said they believe the Naro rocket propelling a satellite to monitor climate change exploded 137 seconds after liftoff. (June 10) |
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