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World has five years to avoid severe warming: IEA

World has five years to avoid severe warming: IEA


The world has just five years to avoid being trapped in a scenario of perilous climate change and ex...
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Global carbon emissions at record high: IEA

Global carbon emissions at record high: IEA


Energy-related carbon-dioxide (CO2) emissions in 2010 were the highest in history.
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Global temp set to rise 3.5 degrees C by 2035

Global temp set to rise 3.5 degrees C by 2035


Global temperatures are expected to rise 3.5 degrees C over the next 25 years, the IEA has said.
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China overtakes US as World`s top energy user

China overtakes US as World`s top energy user


China consumed 2.252 bn tons of oil equivalent of energy in 2009 - about 4% more than the US.
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Global energy use to fall in 2009: IEA

Global energy use to fall in 2009: IEA


For the first time since 1981, global energy use is set to fall this year, mainly due to financial c...
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Oil reserves data being fudged by US: Report

Oil reserves data being fudged by US: Report


The energy watchdog (IEA) has fudged the global oil reserves data under pressure from the US, clai...
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IEA calls for transformation of energy sector

IEA calls for transformation of energy sector


IEA has called for a USD 10 trillion transformation of energy sector to reign in greenhouse gas emis...
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Global CO2 emissions could fall by three % in 2009: IEA

Global CO2 emissions could fall by three % in 2009: IEA


Carbon dioxide emissions, the main driver of global warming, could fall three per cent worldwide i...
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