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California will become the first state in the nation to require new homes and businesses to be energy efficient. So we asked: with the new building regulations, will prices increase?

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Jim Cramer reviews his "wind-ex" stocks.

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Former Vice President Al Gore is calling on the next wave of U.S. elected officials to do the right thing when it comes to global climate change and the country's energy challenges. (July 17)

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Vermont is at the cutting edge of the 'eat local' trend. The 50 farmers' markets that take place across the state during the summer cut costs and conserve energy. Produced for MTV's Choose or Lose Street Team '08. (July 16)

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Firemen's Fund is the first to offer green insurance, to provide people who do not already have a green home to upgrade to a green home in the event of a covered loss.

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A solar power systems company aims to build an office that is "zero waste" and "sustainable."

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Sydney families are being warned of a 16 percent price shock in their electricity bills under a carbon pollution trading scheme.

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Australians are being told to brace for higher living costs as the Government takes another step towards introducing an emissions trading scheme by 2010.

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Can rising temperatures cause kidney stones?

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Speculation is rife the government will reduce petrol tax to offset an expected price increase at the bowser when Australia moves to carbon emissions trading.

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The Federal Government is set to announce a $5 billion blueprint to slash Australia's carbon emissions.

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The renowned chef shares secrets for finding fresh, top-quality food.

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CNN's Ric Sanchez spoke about the questions on whether the Bush administration spun climate change reports.

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Addiction to big TVs and petrol hungry cars have made Australia one of the world's least most energy efficient countries.

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Schwarzenegger opens up on Bush's environmental record and the raging CA. fires.

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A nightclub, branded by its owner as being eco-friendly has opened in London.

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Thailand develops its own variation of turbine to make the most of its low but constant coastal winds.

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Argentine scientists are studying the effects of global warming by strapping plastic tanks to the backs of cows to collect their burps.

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A leading environmentalist has spoken about climate change in the wake of the G8 summit.

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The G8 summit ends on what leaders say is a "shared vision" on emissions, despite reluctance from developing nations.

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Britain's prime minister says considerable progress has been made towards an international agreement on climate-change.

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At his last G-8 summit as U.S. president, George Bush says G-8 leaders made 'significant progress' on the goals addressed, including global warming and poverty in Africa. (July 9)

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President Bush on Wednesday hailed the move by G-8 leaders to coalesce behind a broad global climate-change strategy, claiming 'significant progress toward a comprehensive approach.' (July 9)

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Kevin Rudd has faced the developed world's most powerful leaders at the G8 summit, urging action on climate change.

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The world's biggest polluters have failed to agree to targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions during the G8 summit in Japan.

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World leaders at the G8 summit say they will aim to set a target to halve global carbon emissions by 2050.

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Distribution cost and transmission stall the potential of wind power.

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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has arrived in Japan for the G8 summit, playing down hopes of a major climate change breakthrough.

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Texas oilman T. Boone Pickens opened an advertising campaign Tuesday in an attempt to bring more focus to solving the nation's energy crisis. (July 8)

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The Group of Eight major powers agreed on Tuesday to at least halve global carbon emissions by 2050, in what leaders hailed as a step forward. The decision could pave the way for UN negotiations towards a global agreement by the end of 2009.

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T. Boone Pickens pushes for natural gas and wind power.

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President Bush and other world leaders discuss ways to reduce greenhouse gases.

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President Bush and other world leaders made gradual progress Tuesday on climate change, but finalizing a long-term global agreement on what to do about the fevered planet remains elusive. (July 8)

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The Prime Minister today played down expectations of any firm results on climate change as G8 leaders meet in Japan.

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Japanese car maker Honda has designed a zero-emission hydrogen fuel-cell-powered vehicle.

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Kevin Rudd says he doubts any progress will be made on climate change as G8 leaders meet in Japan.

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New cars in one state must display global warming score

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Oil-rich United Arab Emirates investing in clean energy technologies