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  water pressure in the western usa, and shrinking glaciers is now incorporated into shifting global weather patterns - briefing document

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yet another day in the filthy fossil fuel industry - and an ouch from saudi as pips begin to squeak

“About 25,000 barrels of oil spilled into the Norwegian sector of the North Sea at the Statfjord oilfield on Wednesday, field operator StatoilHydro and oil officials said.”
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“A meteorologist at the Storm forecasting centre said the spill may be drifting east to southeast. That could put it on a collision course with the southwest coast of Norway.

“This could be the second largest spill in Norwegian oil history," the Petroleum Safety Authority's (PSA) spokeswoman, Inger Anda, said. The biggest was a 75,000-barrel spill from the Bravo blowout in 1977.” [Quoted from planetark.org]

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“Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia said on Wednesday the world does not need to shift away from fossil fuels to combat global warming, suggesting pilot technology and greater efficiency as better options.” [Quoted from planetark.org]

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