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 [bvs_theblogproject] The Statesman: It was Blair, who, at the urging of Bob Geldof, impaneled the Commission for Africa, whose report, released earlier this year, painstakingly laid out the case for an enormous increase in aid to Africa. Blair seems actually to believe what the Bush administration only says, for he uses the same ringing tones to talk about the West's responsibility to Africa that he does to discuss the war on terrorism.

[Commonsblog.org] The Commons Blog: Environmental Alarmism Archives: For example, the climate computer models relied upon by global-warming proponents like Drake -- or, in real life, by John Adams (NRDC), Carl Pope (Sierra Club), Kevin Knobloch (Union of Concerned Scientists) and John Passacantando (Greenpeace USA) -- predict that such warming will be strongest at the earth's poles, turning glaciers into floods and raising sea levels. In "State of Fear," Drake warns that Greenland's ice cap is melting and will push the sea level up by 20 feet.

[Meateatingleftist.com] meat-eating leftist: Bob Hunter, co-founder of Greenpeace dies: My condolences to Bob Hunter's family and friends. His vision of ecology revolutionising not just the environmental movement but also politics, science and philosophy is one that is slowly being realised.

[Gristmill.grist.org] Gristmill: The environmental news blog | Grist Magazine: "It is particularly barbaric that this has happened on a day when people are meeting to try to help the problems of poverty in Africa, and the long term problems of climate change and the environment," Blair said. "Just as it is reasonably clear that this is a terrorist attack, or a series of terrorist attacks, it is also reasonably clear that it is designed and aimed to coincide with the opening of the G8." Blair has returned to London to deal with the incident, but said in a statement from Gleneagles at 1 p.m.

[Lawlibrary.co.za] Earth, Air and Water, 21 February 2005 - Notice Board: In cooler confines some days later, at an international climate conference in Argentina, British scientists told of a different, slow-motion kind of chemistry in the tropical forest, one foreseen by supercomputers running intricately programmed models of global warming.

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