NASA and Google push for precise emissions tracking
In Copenhagen NASA and Google propose space and cyber tools to monitor carbon output and forest loss. Google Earth Engine will offer free satellite data to developing countries ahead of the next U.N. conference. Experts warn verification remains tied to cross border cooperation and plant-by-plant accounting challenges.
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Wage theft spurs state and city crackdown nationwide
In Chicago and across the United States, employers routinely underpay workers and dodge overtime, prompting reforms. Immigrant workers like Fabian Gutierrez suffer low pay and fear challenging bosses, while advocacy groups report wage theft as a growing, widespread issue.
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Clinton offers $100 billion a year for climate aid at Copenhagen
U S Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton proposes joining others to raise 100 billion dollars annually by 2020 to help poorer nations cope with global warming. The plan, contingent on a broader agreement including emissions oversight, signals U S push amid talks as leaders gather for a final summit.
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