From the Dutch butterfly foundation:
Near Maastricht, the mallow skipper butterfly has been observed, a species which had been seen in the Netherlands for the last time in 1953. This species is helped by warming …
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Bolivia: Rich countries must pay their `ecological debt’
Submission by Republic of Bolivia to the Ad Hoc Working Group on
Long-term Cooperative Action under the [UN Framework Convention on
Climate Change] (AWG-LCA)
April 25, 2009 — We call on developed countries to commit to deep
emission reductions in order to advance the objective of avoiding
dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system and its
consequences, to reflect their historical responsibility for the causes
of climate change, and to respect the principles of equity and common
but differentiated responsibilities in accordance with the UN Framework
Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
* Read more http://links.org.au/node/1022
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