Worldwatch
By Nathanael Baker on May 4, 2012
Tags: Worldwatch, China, India, United States, 2009 carbon emissions, 2010 carbon emissions, 2011 carbon emissions, China cleantech development, fossil fuels, fracking, global carbon emissions, India emissions, renewable energy, U.S. cleantech development, U.S. energy policy, Worldwatch Institute, Alberta, Don Hankins, electricity, energy, fracturing, manufacturing, oil, Robert Engelman, transportation
Despite all the political rhetoric, the bottom line hasn't changed: carbon emissions are increasing in every corner of the planet. This is largely due to the fact that the global economy is so unequivocally tied to fossil fuel consumption.
By Mitchell Anderson on November 3, 2010
Tags: BP, Gulf oil, Worldwatch, China, United States, China energy policy, China renewable energy, renewable energy race, U.S. energy bill, U.S. energy policy, U.S. midterm elections, U.S. renewable energy, Christopher Flavin, Congress, energy, Finance, Fred Upton, Joe Barton, Michigan, oil, Texas, Tony Hayward, Washington
China is emerging as the clear leader in the race for global dominance in the clean tech sector according to a report from the World Watch Institute (WWI).
