U.K. carbon emissions
By Nathanael Baker on November 22, 2010
Tags: carbon emissions, China carbon emissions, climate change, developing countries emissions, fossil fuel consumption, Germany carbon emissions, global emissions, global warming, India carbon emissions, Japan carbon emissions, Nature geoscience, U.K. carbon emissions, U.S. carbon emissions
Global emissions dropped in 2009 as a result of the economic recession; however, a new study in the journal Nature Geoscience says emissions are on track to rise 3% per year.
By Nathanael Baker on November 8, 2010
Tags: British renewable energy, carbon emissions accounting, carbon footprint, Defra, Deliotte, sustainable business, U.K. carbon emissions
A new survey conducted by the consultancy firm Deliotte shows that British companies are unprepared to meet carbon emission accounting standards should they become mandatory government guidelines.
