Habit changes could cut as much carbon as France produces
Simple changes in our individual behaviour could significantly reduce carbon emissions with “little or no reduction in household well-being,” according
Lord Stern joins the carnivore-veggie fray: 'Meat is wasteful'
For people who already view efforts to curb climate change and energy use as a government “conspiracy” to control the
US invests millions in quest for carbon capture, solar fuels
The US Department of Energy (DOE) is pinning its hopes — and money — on the possibility that we could one day
Climate Change Index for week ending 25 Oct. 2009
Greenbang’s weekly Climate Change Index tracks research findings and events directly attributable to global warming. Our aim is to
Climate clock ticks closer to 2045 catastrophe
A different kind of “doomsday clock” launched by Oxford University is ticking toward 2045, the year at which it’s
Better than concrete? 'Liquid Granite' is greener, safer
Could a fire-resistant “Liquid Granite” made from recycled materials be used to construct buildings of the future? Researchers at Sheffield
Arctic sees more signs of accelerating climate change
This past summer might have seen more Arctic sea ice cover than in 2007 or 2008, but scientists continue to
Turf wars, Chicago-style: Roofers vs. green-roof landscapers
While climate scientists warn against the possible unintended consequences of global warming solutions like geoengineering, a different kind of unintended
Jurdy: Feeling feverish
Jurdy notices the mercury rising …
One energy solution: Converting methane to liquid fuel?
US researchers say they’ve come closer to finding a way to convert methane gas into a more easily transported
