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Tuesday, July 08, 2008   22:23 GMT
CLIMATE CHANGE : Corals Collapsing in More Acid Oceans
Stephen Leahy

FORT LAUDERDALE, U.S. - Coral reefs need to be put on 'life support' if they are to survive climate change, but their ultimate survival is dependant on major reductions in fossil fuel emissions, say experts.
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DEVELOPMENT: Tourism's New Wave
Enrique Gili
SAN DIEGO, California - David Aabo is en route from Peru to New York City after having spent much of the last few years in the South American country investigating opportunities for development that might help local entrepreneurs build a sustainable regional economy.
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POLITICS: Reading Solana in Tehran
Analysis by Trita Parsi*
WASHINGTON - Conciliatory noises from Tehran over the nuclear issue have left Washington and Brussels baffled, and unconvinced of Iran's intentions. Having grown accustomed to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's uncompromising language, Tehran's new tone has raised more suspicion than hope among cynics in Western capitals.
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In Focus: Iraq
 
Economy and Trade
> ECONOMY: Little to Cheer on U.S. Independence Day
> ENVIRONMENT-US: Funding Questions Dog Everglades Clean-Up
> ECONOMY: Dismal Picture for U.S. Workers
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Politics
> POLITICS: Reading Solana in Tehran
> ECONOMY: Little to Cheer on U.S. Independence Day
> POLITICS-US: Vets Mull Wins and Losses in Benefits Fight
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Civil Society
> DEVELOPMENT: Tourism's New Wave
> ENVIRONMENT: Major Climate Campaign Hits U.S. Airwaves
> ENVIRONMENT: A Contest for the Biggest Loser
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Environment
> CLIMATE CHANGE: Corals Collapsing in More Acid Oceans
> ENVIRONMENT-US: Funding Questions Dog Everglades Clean-Up
> Q&A: 'Climate Change Is Like Tossing a Pebble in a Calm Pond'
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Development
> DEVELOPMENT: Tourism's New Wave
> ECONOMY: Little to Cheer on U.S. Independence Day
> ENERGY: U.S. Sees World Use Soaring Despite Rising Costs
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Human Rights
> POLITICS-US: Vets Mull Wins and Losses in Benefits Fight
> RIGHTS-US: 'State Secrets' Privilege Derails Rendition Suit
> RIGHTS-US: Critics See Vendetta in Al-Arian's Legal Limbo
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Health
> POLITICS-US: Vets Mull Wins and Losses in Benefits Fight
> CANADA: Safe Injection Site Mired in Political Squabble
> RIGHTS-US: Despite Legal Blow, Taser Use by Police to Expand
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Media & Communications
> IRAQ: Journalist Charges Censorship by U.S. Military in Fallujah
> POLITICS-US: Global Image Buoyed by Prospect of Change
> POLITICS-US: The War on (Euphemism)
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Multilateralism Under Siege
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IPS Correspondents around the world talk to The Real News –the independent Internet-based television channel­-about the story behind their stories.
U.S. Elections 2008
IRAQ: The U.S. Surge... More of a Fizzle?
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 ECONOMY: Little to Cheer on U.S. Independence Day
 POLITICS-US: Vets Mull Wins and Losses in Benefits Fight
 IRAQ: Journalist Charges Censorship by U.S. Military in Fallujah
 RIGHTS-US: 'State Secrets' Privilege Derails Rendition Suit
 ENVIRONMENT-US: Funding Questions Dog Everglades Clean-Up
 /UPDATE*/POLITICS-US: Afghanistan Moves Back into the Limelight
 POLITICS-US: In Search of a Legacy, Bush Looks to the Past
 POLITICS-US: Afghanistan Moves Back into the Limelight
 ECONOMY: Dismal Picture for U.S. Workers
 RIGHTS-US: Critics See Vendetta in Al-Arian's Legal Limbo
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 More about the IPS cast of writers
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Ngoc Nguyen
Lucy Komisar
Bill Berkowitz
William Fisher
Stephen Leahy
Jim Lobe
Gareth Porter
Haider Rizvi
Abid Aslam
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 ENVIRONMENT: Global Fish Catches Vastly Underestimated
 IRAN: Did IAEA Revive Uranium Paper Issue Under Pressure?
 POLITICS-KENYA: Civil Society Scores Victory Against Corruption
 G8: Majority Favours An Exclusive Club
 CLIMATE CHANGE: Corals Collapsing in More Acid Oceans
 DEVELOPMENT: Tourism's New Wave
 RIGHTS-ETHIOPIA: New Media Law, New Threat to Press Freedom
 COLOMBIA: Did the Army 'Steal' FARC's Hostage Release?
 MIDEAST: Palestinian Village Takes On Israeli Military
 ROMANIA: Last Intact Forest Under Threat
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Bush at War Part II
War Comes Home