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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, set up by the United Nations, predicted last year that even slight warming would lower agricultural output in the tropics and subtropics.

JERUSALEM — A government-appointed committee on socioeconomic change, set up in the wake of the social protests that swept Israel this summer, proposed new policies on Monday that are intended to ease the high cost of living.

The cabinet voted 21 to 8 to approve the outline of a report by a committee for socioeconomic change set up by the government and led by Manuel Trajtenberg, a respected professor of economics.

This week, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, set up by the UN in 1988, will publish a paper that will form a crucial part of its fifth assessment report.

The government must lay the groundwork now for legislation slated for June, if it accepts the recommendations of the Committee on Climate Change, set up under the Climate Change Act to advise the government on how to meet its greenhouse gas targets.

Top Democrats say they believe the victory on climate change — setting up a tough summer debate in the Senate — can translate to progress on other difficult issues as lawmakers see Democrats can advance even the most problematic measures.

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The WB television network will make a series of executive changes, setting up a succession to the longtime head of the network, Jamie Kellner, Warner Brothers Entertainment, the network's parent company, announced last night.

And few states have worked out the details of how to train workers to carry out provisional balloting and other voting changes, setting up the potential for a protracted ballot-by-ballot fight in any election that is close.

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