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Curry turns back from Kilimanjaro summit
Your turn! Travel to the Ends of the Earth
Ann Curry’s arduous Kilimanjaro trek
Tapirs, vultures and jaguars - oh my!
Tap local resources, not bottled water
Meredith charmed by Little Penguins
Ecotourism challenges in Belize
Olympic swimmer: Oceans need help
How to save water — and $170 a year
Warming world: Our threatened oceans
Ann's views from the mountain trail
allDAY: The (melting) snows of Kilimanjaro
  Slide show: Breaking the ice
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Surfer tackles monster 40-foot wave
Ann Curry to climb Mount Kilimanjaro
Ann Curry trades spaces (in a submarine)
Photo gallery: Ends of the Earth 2007
  Ends of the Earth 2007 montage

  Ends of the Earth 2007
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  Bottom of the Earth: Ann Curry in Antarctica
Nov. 9: TODAY's Ann Curry reports from the South Pole as part of the TODAY show’s historic broadcasts from the “Ends of the Earth.”
  Middle of the Earth: Al Roker at the equator
Nov. 5: ­TODAY’s Al Roker tells about the earthquake he recently experienced while in Ecuador and has a weather report.
  Top of the Earth: Matt Lauer in Greenland
Nov. 6: A Greenland resident by the name of Peter interrupts TODAY anchor Matt Lauer during his tour of Ilulissat and gets his 15 minutes of fame.
  ‘Ends of the Earth’ montage
Nov. 9: The TODAY team takes a look back at the amazing and memorable moments of this groundbreaking series.

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  Latest climate change headlines
Convoy of trucks protesting against the Australian government's proposed carbon tax drive past Parliament House in Canberra
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Australia passes landmark carbon price laws
Australia's parliament passed landmark laws to impose a price on carbon emissions on Tuesday in one of the biggest economic reforms in a decade, giving new impetus to December's global climate talks in South Africa.
Study tallies health costs of climate disasters
(Incandescent) lights to go out in China
Warming gases saw biggest jump on record
NYC-sized iceberg being born on Antarctica
Skeptic finds he now agrees global warming is real
Climate scientist sparks protest
Crop scientists fret about heat, not just water
Insuring against extreme weather
Fall colors arrive later? Warming studied as factor
21 eco-celebs10 tips to kickstart a greener life 10 green ways to save money7 items you didn’t know you could recycle
Interactives
Rising seas
What future sea levels could mean for some of America's favorite places
Carbon trade game
Learn how the "cap and trade" scheme works and play along in a simulated market.
The greenhouse effect
How the Earth maintains a temperature conducive to life
Cooling the planet
Check out five far-out ideas on how to engineer a cooler Earth.
Eyeing the ice
The National Science Foundation's Tom Wagner on why climate experts study Antarctica.
Melting mountains
Data shows five areas of concern
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Greenest and meanest vehicles
2007 vehicle models by their “green scores.”

Apple quits environmental registry, gets S.F. rebuke
Major solar panel maker seeing demand dim
Light bulb of future will be $60, but with rebates ...
Study shows just how 'green' electric cars are
Solar prices drop more, pressuring panel makers

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Image: Bow of the Amundsen
  Breaking the ice
NBC correspondent Peter Alexander tours the chillingly beautiful glaciers, fjords and icebergs of the Northwest Passage during 23 days at sea.

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Ends of the Earth 2007
Images from Ann Curry in Antarctica, Kerry Sanders at the North Pole and Peter Alexander in Ecuador.
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  Al Gore on the climate crisis
Nov. 5, 2007: The former vice president talks to TODAY anchor Meredith Vieira about winning the Nobel Peace Prize, global warming and how we as human beings can fix it.
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Vital Signs of a Warming World
The science, impacts and scenarios of climate shifts
What do you look like Green?
Send us photos, video of your eco-side
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To match feature CLIMATE-GREENLAND/WARMING
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Ice at the edge
View images of Greenland, where coastal edges of its vast ice cap are melting at an alarming rate.
Antarctica
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Ice Down Under
Click to see pictures from McMurdo Station and the South Pole in Antarctica
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Warming signals
View images from around the world that show signs of global warming.
Kim Cornett
Grand glaciers
Weekend TODAY's Lester Holt travels to Alaska for a peek inside the icy, majestic glaciers.

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