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GWG
(redirected from Global-Warming Gases)

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GWGGame Winning Goal (hockey)
GWGGhent PDF Workgroup (graphic arts)
GWGGeldwäschegesetz (Germany: Money Laundering Act)
GWGGoodwill Games (Olympic style games started during the Cold War)
GWGGlobal-Warming Gases
GWGGeospatial Intelligence Standards Working Group
GWGGestational Weight Gain
GWGGreat Western Garment (jeans brand)
GWGGeeks With Guns
GWGGirl With Glasses
GWGGet-Well Gamers (Calfornia charity)
GWGGuild Wars Guru (web forum)
GWGGeringfügiges Wirtschaftsgut
GWGGolden Wood Golf AB (Sweden)
GWGGood With Grenades (Phoenix, Arizona band)
GWGGo with God
GWGGlobal Warranty Group (St. James, NY)
GWGGeneral Web Group (Las Vegas, NV and Alberta, Canada)
GWGGalvanized Wine Group (Australia)
GWGGeorge W. Groovy
GWGGoodwill Gesture
GWGGemeinnützige Wohnungsgenossenschaft / Wohnungsgesellschaft (Non-Profit Housing Society)
GWGGroup Within the Group (Adelaide, Australia)
GWGGuys Without Girlfriends


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FOCUS: Why President Bush Rejects the Call to Sharply Cut Global-Warming Gases
The heat is on: as evidence of global warming mounts, President Bush ... by Revkin, Andrew C. / New York Times Upfront
Finally, there is a realization that the Kyoto agreement is inadequate to solve the global-warming problem to stop the addition of global-warming gases into the atmosphere: Hydrocarbon fuel must be replaced by an alternative that does not add global-warming gases.
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The amount of carbon dioxide and other global-warming gases released by the greatly increased world population of humans and other mammals is staggering and may be comparable to fossil-fuel releases.
PUBLIC FORUM : READER DEBATE HEATS UP ON GLOBAL WARMING PACT by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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