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Industry is one of the main culprits in greenhouse gas emissions.
By Katherine Stapp

U.S. Companies See Practical Benefits in Carbon Emissions Market
Dozens of U.S. corporations are already trading emissions credits, even though the Bush administration has rejected the Kyoto Protocol on Climate Change. The international treaty, designed to curb emissions of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, enters into force Feb. 16, 2005.


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By Gustavo González

Who Killed the Swans?

Ecologists argue that a cellulose factory caused the mass die-off of black-necked swans (Cygnus melancoryphus) in southern Chile. But the accused respond that the activists lack proof.

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Guatemala to earn more royalties from mining... Argentine activists demand concrete measures for curbing greenhouse gases... Colombia thrashed by torrential rains... Decentralizing environmental programs in Peru...

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