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Ready to subscribe? Click here. ClimateWire -- Fri., August 23, 2013 -- Read the full edition1. ADAPTATION: Most of Manila left underwater as record storms sweep parts of Asia
A state of disaster was declared in parts of the northern Philippines earlier this week as a monsoon and typhoon brought incessant rain in the region for three days, triggering mass evacuations and affecting more than 1 million people.
2. CARBON CAPTURE: Air capture needed as a tool to fight climate change, scientists say
Pulling vexing carbon emissions straight from the sky might become an important way to keep climate change in check. As pilot projects move forward, the prospect of capturing carbon dioxide from the air is growing increasingly plausible, though it may be some time before the technology, the demand and the costs align to make a dent in global emissions.
TODAY'S STORIES3. CARBON CAPTURE: Study proposes large 'carbon farms' to reverse rising temperatures4. OCEANS: Far-floating baby corals could hold key to reef survival -- study5. BIOMASS: U.K. develops sustainability criteria for wood-based renewable energy6. TECHNOLOGY: Smarter windows could block heat and light7. CARBON MARKETS: U.N. expands Clean Development Mechanism outreach into Latin America8. CARBON CAPTURE: Saudi Arabia building world's largest CCU plant9. SCIENCE: Drop in sunspots may affect global warming, say climate scientists10. STATES: Invasive pests taking over Vt.11. SPECIES: British Columbia's hot summer creates perfect conditions for invasive fruit fly
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