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EU calls emergency Turkey talks
30 Eylül 2005
EU foreign ministers are to hold emergency talks in Luxembourg on Sunday in a last-ditch effort to break the deadlock over Turkey's...
30 Eylül 2005 Basın Özeti
30 Eylül 2005
3 Ekim tarihi yaklaşırken, Avrupa gazelerinde Türkiye ile üyelik müzakerelerinin yarattığı tartışmalar bugün de geniş yankı buluyor.
Brazil bishop makes river protest
30 Eylül 2005
A Roman Catholic bishop in Brazil has gone on hunger strike and says he is prepared to die unless a controversial environmental project is...
'Hammer' with mythical powers
30 Eylül 2005
Tom DeLay is little known outside the US, but if you need a bill passed in the US House of Representatives, his office is the first and...
EU plans airline CO2 reductions
28 Eylül 2005
The European Commission has recommended that airlines should be included in its carbon dioxide trading scheme.
Shoppers 'threat to orang-utans'
23 Eylül 2005
Demand for crisps, bread, lipstick and soap could drive orang-utans to extinction, research suggests.
Ancient humans 'altered' climate
9 Eylül 2005
Humans were influencing the climate long before the Industrial Revolution, new research suggests. By Helen Briggs
Annan: ABD uzlaşmacı olmalı
6 Eylül 2005
Birleşmiş Milletler Genel Sekreteri Kofi Annan, bu ayın ortasında, dünya liderlerinin biraraya geleceği, Birleşmiş Milletler'in 60'ıncı...
US poverty rate continues to rise
31 Ağustos 2005
An extra 1.1 million Americans dropped below the poverty line last year, according to the US Census Bureau.
US people getting fatter, fast
26 Ağustos 2005
Americans are getting fatter at a rate never seen before, a report shows.
Is extreme weather down to climate change?
24 Ağustos 2005
With fires raging through southern Europe - a region experiencing its worst drought for decades - and some parts of the continent submerged...
Floods sweep across Switzerland
24 Ağustos 2005
Floods have brought chaos to a large swathe of central Switzerland, triggering landslides and cutting roads and railway lines.
EU helps fire-stricken Portugal
24 Ağustos 2005
Urgent appeals from Portugal for help to battle wildfires raging across the country have prompted fellow EU states to dispatch...
Portugal fires threaten thousands
24 Ağustos 2005
High temperatures and dry weather are hampering efforts to extinguish a host of wildfires across Portugal.
Guide to Mediterranean heatwave
23 Ağustos 2005
Searing heat and drought are affecting large swathes of southern Europe and North Africa.
Warmer soils add to climate worry
20 Ağustos 2005
Higher UK temperatures are causing soils to "exhale" large quantities of carbon dioxide, probably accelerating global warming, scientists...
War takes toll on Iraqi mental health
18 Ağustos 2005
The invasion of Iraq put an end to decades of repression under Saddam Hussein, but it also took a physical toll on the country, with...
Error may have hidden warming
16 Ağustos 2005
Temperatures on the ground did not match those in the air A dispute over the data for global warming may be down to the way sensors were...
Europe getting hotter, WWF warns
11 Ağustos 2005
A new report from the Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF) warns that temperatures in Europe's major cities are rising. By Imogen Foulkes
US targets Sahara 'terrorist haven'
10 Ağustos 2005
The US military has just concluded a major training operation in the Sahel region south of the Sahara desert, which it describes as its...
Alaskan people tell of climate change
9 Ağustos 2005
For the past 20 years climatologists and ice and atmosphere scientists have been working in Alaska studying climate change. By Kate Bissell
North Korea and US negotiators meet
26 Temmuz 2005
The chief US negotiator on North Korea's nuclear programme has held a rare meeting with his North Korean counterpart ahead of key nuclear...
Ancient phallus unearthed in cave
26 Temmuz 2005
A sculpted and polished phallus found in a German cave is among the earliest representations of male sexuality ever uncovered, researchers...
Blink and you really do 'miss it'
26 Temmuz 2005
Parts of the brain are temporarily "switched off" when we blink, scientists have found.
