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Earth Policy Institute

Earth Policy Institute, an independent environmental research organization founded in May 2001 by Lester R. Brown, provides a vision and plan for creating an “eco-economy”—an environmentally sustainable economy. It disseminates the latest information and research to help educate people about how they can make a difference.

Primary web addresses
http://www.earth-policy.org
Main Address
1350 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 403
Washington, DC 20036
Country
United States
Main Telephone
202 496 9290
Joined OneWorld
14.10.2003

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10.04.2008 Between 2000 and 2006, carbon dioxide emissions from the burning of fossil fuels grew 3.1 percent a year -- more than twice the rate of growth during the 1990s, says a new study from an environmental think tank.
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Coal power plant.
04.04.2008 A new review of coal-fired electricity generation in the United States suggests that pressure from financial groups, state governments, environmental and community organizations, and scientists will soon spur a "de facto moratorium" on coal-driven power plants.
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Image: Coal power plant. © Policy Innovations
24.03.2008 World food production faces a "massive threat" as mountain glaciers in China and India -- the world's leading producers of wheat and rice -- are melting at an extremely fast, climate-induced rate, reports an environmental research institute.
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