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added 2007 Wed Jun 13 21:45:20 by Alexia
Search engine giant Google and US semiconductor firm Intel have thrown their weight behind a massive scheme to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
added 2007 Fri Jun 8 11:50:03 by STONERS
Quebecers will be distinct from other Canadians in another way starting this fall: they'll have the country's first designated "carbon tax" to help fight global warming.
added 2007 Wed Jun 6 18:24:40 by Neophile
Their chief goal, says the company, is to raise awareness among individuals and groups that everything we consume has some impact on the environment. The company is fighting global warming in two ways: encourage carbon reduction, and sell offsets for the remainder.
added 2007 Wed Jun 6 18:24:40 by Neophile
Their chief goal, says the company, is to raise awareness among individuals and groups that everything we consume has some impact on the environment. The company is fighting global warming in two ways: encourage carbon reduction, and sell offsets for the remainder.
added 2007 Sun Jun 3 10:53:33 by raeliegh
Australian Prime Minister John Howard pledged on Sunday to establish a national carbon trading scheme by 2012 to cut the country's greenhouse gas emissions, calling it the most momentous economic challenge of our time.
added 2007 Sun Jun 3 0:59:24 by TimALoftis
States differ widely and not always due to size.
added 2007 Wed May 30 22:41:22 by catstevens
Global warming alarmists may want to expedite their efforts to hamstring the global economy with greenhouse gas regulation. A new study touted as showing that we're not sufficiently panicky about manmade carbon dioxide emissions actually supports the exact opposite conclusion.
added 2007 Wed May 30 19:00:32 by saltyveruca
51 things we can do to save the environment.
added 2007 Tue May 22 20:58:45 by TechnologyExpert
The growing industry has few standards; buyers need to beware. 'There's a lack of standards in the voluntary market, and the offsets that people are purchasing might not be accomplishing what they hope they will,' said Deborah Carlson, climate change campaigner with the David Suzuki Foundation, a Canadian environmental advocacy group.

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added 2007 Tue May 22 2:29:28 by TimALoftis
From 2000 to 2004, emissions grew at a rate of 3 percent a year - more than the highest rates used in recent key UN reports.
added 2007 Mon May 14 5:43:23 by Aidenag
A Depression-era program to bring electricity to rural areas is using taxpayer money to provide billions of dollars in low-interest loans to build coal plants even as Congress seeks ways to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
added 2007 Sun May 13 20:30:52 by capn_caveman
Some firms are making a killing from schemes designed to curb greenhouse gas emissions, while doing little or nothing in return.
added 2007 Sat May 12 7:05:39 by Deidre
It will be Scotland's ultimate green house. Classical and elegant, the proposed new home of millionaire housebuilder Stewart Milne will nestle in its own 14 acres of one of the nation's leafiest suburbs. It will also be one of the country's most environmentally friendly buildings, a real zero-carbon home for the 21st century.
added 2007 Mon May 7 18:03:35 by BoBo in Texas
A quick analysis of the insufferable eco-celebrity Laurie David's carbon footprint and he answers to the question "What changes have you made in your own life?".
added 2007 Mon May 7 18:03:35 by BoBo in Texas
A quick analysis of the insufferable eco-celebrity Laurie David's carbon footprint and he answers to the question "What changes have you made in your own life?".
added 2007 Sun Apr 29 18:15:45 by jcolman
Just how personally committed Branson is to the green cause has only now come to light. It turns out that the contract he signed contains a bizarre clause in the small print: "The parties hereby agree... to lose at least one stone in weight over the next four years in order to reduce carbon dioxide emissions..."
added 2007 Sun Apr 29 16:30:56 by corey.spring
The costs of cutting greenhouse gases and who will pay for doing it are likely to be the key issues at a major U.N.-backed climate change meeting of scientists and diplomats in the Thai capital this week, participants said Sunday.
added 2007 Sun Apr 29 4:03:18 by TechnologyExpert
The rush to go on a carbon diet, even if by proxy, is in overdrive. But is the carbon-neutral movement just a gimmick? On this, environmentalists don't agree. Some believe it helps build support, but others argue that these purchases don't accomplish anything other easing one's conscience after buying a 6,000 sq.ft. house or an SUV.
added 2007 Fri Apr 27 3:48:16 by jcolman
This simple carbon calculator shows you how your daily lifestyle and behaviors affect climate change. It uses real science, it's easy to use, and it helps you make better decisions about how to reduce the impacts from global warming. I got a 32 -- what's your score?
added 2007 Sun Apr 22 16:24:55 by corey.spring
Thirty seven years ago today, Americans celebrated the first Earth Day with marches, speeches and a whole lot of optimism that we could reverse the degradation of soil, air and water that had so far been the price of our prosperity.
added 2007 Fri Apr 13 7:19:40 by zaph22
Environmentalism: Gore's carbon footprint may be the size of Godzilla's, but he eases his conscience with 'carbon offsets.' He buys them from himself. And every time someone else buys them, Big Al gets richer.
added 2007 Sun Apr 8 18:25:25 by lovelytxwoman
WASHINGTON, Students and office workers, you'd better brush up your math skills. On top of counting calories, you can now calculate how much what you're eating is adding in carbon cost. It's a new take on "carbs," only this time we're talking the damage you may be doing not to your body but to the globe.
added 2007 Sun Apr 1 8:37:09 by Aidenag
As lawmakers on Capitol Hill push for a cap-and-trade system to rein in the nation's greenhouse gas emissions, an unlikely alternative has emerged from an ideologically diverse group of economists and industry leaders: a carbon tax.
added 2007 Sun Apr 1 7:46:40 by zaph22
His serious aviation habit means he is hardly the best person to lecture others on the environment. But John Travolta went ahead and did it anyway. The 53-year-old actor, a passionate pilot, encouraged his fans to "do their bit" to tackle global warming.
added 2007 Fri Mar 23 2:31:46 by TimALoftis
General Motors Corp. today set a new goal of reducing carbon dioxide emissions produced by its U.S. plants, aiming for a 40 percent drop by 2010.
added 2007 Wed Mar 21 21:44:47 by catstevens
Knowing the impossibility of such an action, the former vice president urged international cooperation to come up with a cost-based system for measuring and limiting carbon emissions.
added 2007 Thu Mar 8 5:19:38 by david_nwpa
At a summit starting Thursday, the European Union will seek to thrash out a common policy in fighting climate change, with plans to set tough targets for cutting carbon dioxide emissions.
added 2007 Sat Mar 3 18:10:38 by Aidenag
A growing number of businesses are calling for federal caps on greenhouse-gases, which could spur Congress to action. In the past few weeks, three industry trade groups that have long fought such regulation, the Edison Electric Institute, the American Gas Association and the Electric Power Supply Association, dropped their opposition to a cap.
added 2007 Sat Mar 3 12:53:17 by Aidenag
Carbon dioxide emissions from shipping are double those of aviation and increasing at an alarming rate which will have a serious impact on global warming, according to research by the industry and European academics. CO2 emissions from ships do not come under the Kyoto agreement, and few studies have been made of them.
added 2007 Wed Feb 28 7:31:30 by Stephen Johnson
HOLLYWOOD'S wealthy liberals can now avoid any guilt they might feel for consuming so much non-renewable fossil fuel in their private jets, their SUVs, and their multiple air-conditioned mansions. This year's Oscar goodie bag contained gift certificates representing 100,000 pounds of greenhouse gas reductions from TerraPass, which describes itself