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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 2007

Page

4

UN climate talks focus on energy spend shifts in Vienna

In Vienna delegates discuss steering a $20 trillion energy investment toward greener growth and seek tips for governments and investors to curb emissions. The U.N. report warns current funding levels are insufficient and developing countries need billions more annually to adapt, with Lesotho cited as emblematic of climate vulnerability.

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Greenland Inuits confront climate change amid hunting and tourism shift

In Ammasalik Island Greenland, hunter Mikaelsen shoots a seal as climate change reshapes Inuit life. Hunts decline from 500 to 200, glaciers retreat, yet fjords melt ice earlier, opening April tours. Tourism spreads year round with dog sledding in fall, spring sealing for visitors, and sustainable practices urged by EEA director McGlade.

Dines Mikaelsen Tasiilaq Greenland Ammassilak Island Ammassalik Island Mikaelsen European Environmental Agency European Union Jacqueline McGlade EEA

Nile Delta on a Knife Edge as Seas Rise

Global warming threatens Egypt's Nile Delta with sea level rise that could displace millions and devastate the breadbasket. The World Bank warns of potentially catastrophic consequences, with the delta's sediments diminished by the Aswan Dam and rising seas eroding shoreline and tourism assets in Alexandria.

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