Study: emerging economies more eager to act on global warming
We’ve all heard plenty about how people in developing countries are eager to catch up to the developed-nation lifestyle:
Stanford starts new, $100 million energy institute
Stanford University announced this week that it’s establishing a new institute to focus solely on energy issues. The Precourt
2008 meets 2009: A look back ... and forward
Too many Top-This-or-That-of-2008-type stories are published during the end-of-the-year holidays: who has time to read them all? That’s why,
Global warming = cure for global warming?
Quick, you have five seconds to answer: Melting ice caps and icebergs … bad or good?
We’ve been hearing the
Could new nukes spell financial downfall?
Those of you who remember the 1993 Michael Douglas movie “Falling Down” might recall a particular line that was repeated
Climate expert: don't trade carbon, tax it
James Hansen, one of the US’s leading climate scientists, says he plans to send a letter this week urging
Businesses call for "decisive" climate action at Poznan
The UN talks on climate change have been ongoing at Poznan this week with the aim of coming up with
Jurdy: What climate change?
Here’s this week’s Jurdy cartoon. Enjoy…
Global warming accelerating faster than predicted, says WWF
Global warming is accelerating at a faster rate than climate change experts had previously predicted, the WWF has warned.
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