environment
By Harry Tournemille on June 2, 2009
Tags: Chicago, Climate Exchange Plc, Europe, North America, Environmental Issue, Carbon Trading, Emissions Trading, EU Emissions Trading Scheme, Greenhouse Gases, Overview, Carbon Trading, Emissions Trading, energy, environment, EU Climate Exchange, European Union, Greenhouse Gases
The European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) covers more than 10,000 installations in the energy and industrial sectors and is responsible for close to half of the EU's carbon dioxide emissions and 40% of the EU's
By Harry Tournemille on May 29, 2009
Tags: Australia, Canada, China, USD, Environmental Issue, Carbon, China, Energy, Greenhouse Emissions, Renewable, solar, Stimulus, wind, chemical, China's Energy Package, energy, environment, mining, oil, Renewable Energy., Stimulus
As China releases information on its new energy stimulus package, the world responds with both praise and frustration. It's about time, some might say, considering the high pollution China is known for, and its monstrous appetite for coal.
By Harry Tournemille on May 26, 2009
Tags: Mainz, Germany, United States, Environmental Issue, biofuels, carbon dioxide, carbon emissions, climate change, Energy, global warming, biofuels, biofuels, carbon dioxide, Congress, environment, oil, Olympus IS-300 Film Camera, Paul Crutzen, Senate
Once thought to be the answer to fossil fuels' dwindling supply and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, biofuels have now become somewhat of a pariah.
