Study looks at transportation's effects on global warming
USA Today -
This is the first study to specifically measure the impact of transportation on global greenhouse gas emissions. The remaining 85% of atmospheric CO2 comes …
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Transport emissions study 'misleading' say experts
New Scientist (subscription), UK -
Burning shipping fuel produces two types of emissions: greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, and very fine particles such as sulphates and ultra-fine …
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Japan plans environment funds for Asia
Reuters UK, UK -
T: Quote, Profile, Research) and other financial institutions to set up environmental funds aimed at investing in projects to cut greenhouse gas emissions …
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Greenhouse effects
Cherry Hill Courier Post, NJ -
Kiefer's greenhouse is about 14 feet by 25 feet and houses a variety of plants, including rare palms, agaves, a lot of elephant ears, fig trees and tree …
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Burning biofuels may be worse than coal and oil, say experts
Tehran Times, Iran -
Although the fuels themselves emit fewer greenhouse gases, they all have higher costs in terms of biodiversity loss and destruction of farmland. …
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Greenhouse gas emission targets looming
Edmonton Journal, Canada -
The company plans to roll out a program this year creating a substantial amount of offsets from the agricultural sector, Kennedy said. partially through the …
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Spiegel Online
Will nations build on climate-change momentum of 2007?
Christian Science Monitor, MA -
With the Kyoto Protocol kicking in this year, what will happen to greenhouse-gas emissions? Jan. 1 marked the start of the Kyoto Protocol's first commitment …
EU Ponders Carbon Tariff on Imports
Kenya: The Poor Shut Out of Carbons Market
From False to Real Solutions for Climate Change
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Biotech Firm Plans To Fund GM Rice Crops With Carbon Credits
Truth about Trade & Technology, IA -
The credits would be sold on the global carbon trading market set up under the Kyoto protocol, the international agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions, …
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