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Wednesday, October 8, 2008.

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TODAY'S
ENVIRONMENT
NEWS

AUSTRALIA:
Climate Change Threatens Australian Fisheries

CHINA:
Beijing City Raises Pump Prices to Fund Cleaner Fuel

CHINA:
China Grim on Prospects for Climate Pact

CHINA:
Shanghai Highrises Could Worsen Rising Seas Threat

CHINA:
Strong Quake Rattles Tibet

FRANCE/BELGIUM:
EU Snubs Industry Plea for US$54 Bln for Greener Cars

INTERNATIONAL:
FACTBOX - Habitat Loss, Hunting Put Mammals at Risk

KYRGYZSTAN:
Central Asia Quake Kills 72, Razes Village

POLAND:
Poland Close to Blocking Minority on CO2 - Officials

SPAIN:
All Firms Urged to Appoint Green Expert to Board

SPAIN:
One in Four Mammals Risks Extinction - Study

UK:
Breeding Seen Key in Greener Farming Revolution

UK:
UN Body to Finalise Action on Ship Emissions

UK/BELGIUM:
EU Vote Weighs Carbon Trading Riches

UK/SPAIN:
Risks Mount for Global Warming Fight - UN



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