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BANNING, CA - DECEMBER 8: Emissions-producing diesel trucks and cars pass non-polluting windmills along the 10 freeway on December 8, 2009 near Banning, California. Sustained global warming shows no sign of letting up according to new analysis by the World Meteorological Organization made public at the climate talks in Copenhagen. Although global temperature fluctuates from year to year, overall the decade of the 2000s is likely the warmest decade in the past 150 years covered by the report. This decade is warmer than the 1990s which were warmer than the 1980s, and so on. The conclusion meshes with independent analysis by the National Climatic Data Center and NASA. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)

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In this Sunday, Sept. 7, 2014 handout photo supplied by the Wildlife Conservation Society, (WCS) WCS members inspect the scene where a poached elephant lays dead in the Niassa Reserve, Mozambique, after being shot dead by poachers with an AK-47. The recent arrests of six suspected poachers in the vast reserve is some rare good news in a country that has long been seen as lacking the will and resources to stem the slaughter of elephants and other species under threat. (AP Photo/Wildlife Coversation Society International-Alastair Nelson) MANDATORY CREDIT THIS IMAGE MAY ONLY BE USED FOR 14 DAYS FROM TIME OF TRANSMISSION: NO ARCHIVES: NO LICENSING.

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Daily on Energy: High hopes for nuclear to make gains at the state level

Democrats refuse to learn the lessons of green power

Cassidy cites Europe energy crisis to make case against Biden Fed nominee

Economic satisfaction plunged during Biden’s first year: Gallup poll

Thousands told to evacuate homes after fire breaks out at fertilizer plant

From Cover Girl to guns and elk hunts

Six injured in Louisiana chemical plant explosion

EPA developing new regulations on power plant emissions, Administrator Regan says

Biden Fed nominee Raskin faces GOP opposition over climate change activism

Bans on trophy hunting will do nothing for conservation

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