Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Australian project simulates climate changeGuardian Unlimited | 14 May 2012Multimillion-dollar study subjects bushland to heightened CO2 levels and altered rainfall patternsAn Australian university has embarked upon an ambitious project - hailed as the first of its kind in the world – to simulate how the environment would cope with runaway climate change.The decade-long...
Greenhouse Gas Emissions | Research Consumer power for China?chinadialogue.net | 11 May 2012Partial victories in the campaign to clean up Apple highlight civil societys potential to constrain the worst polluters. Meng Si and Xu Nan report.A vigorous campaign to clean up pollution in electronics giant Apples supply chain, waged through 2011, ended up as one of the years hottest topics...
Greenhouse Gas Emissions What is global dimming?Guardian Unlimited | 11 May 2012This Q&A is part of the Guardian's ultimate climate change FAQ• See all questions and answers• Read about the projectMeasurements from the 1960s to the early 1990s, backed up by a wide range of data and a number of independent studies, showed there were substantial declines in the amount of the...
Global Warming | Greenhouse Gas Emissions Car parks to 'climate proof' RotterdamGuardian Unlimited | 11 May 2012The Dutch city is pioneering new ways of dealing with water as climate change brings with it heavier rains and rising tidesWindmills that feature in the landscapes painted by the Dutch old masters are a reminder that the low-landers of this nation are past masters at keeping the tide at bay.Along...
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Carbon capture and storageGuardian Unlimited | 10 May 2012How does it work, which countries are leading technological developments, and what is the future for CCS?What is carbon capture and storage?The technology is designed to prevent the carbon dioxide exhaust from the burning of coal and gas from entering the atmosphere and driving further climate...
Carbon Storage | Greenhouse Gas Emissions U.N. to rule on carbon offsets from coal plantsReuters | 08 May 2012LONDON, May 8 (Reuters Point Carbon) - The main U.N.-appointed panel that regulates supply of global carbon offsets could this week decide whether to approve rules that would lead to the award of millions of CO2 credits to coal-fired power stations in developing countries, according to meeting agenda notes on the UNFCCC website.
Greenhouse Gas Emissions