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China Claims Edge Over US in UN Climate Change Talks
From: Features | September 25,
2009
By Joe Walsh In spite of the fact that
President Obama is facing an uphill battle - in his own party - on domestic
climate change legislation; and, with China taking every opportunity to hide
behind their "developing" status,
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From: Fox News | August 10, 2009
In Obama's first two years in office, the Environmental Protection Agency
expects to begin the final phase of cleanup at fewer Superfund sites than in
any administration since 1991, according to budget documents and agency
records.
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From: Roll Call | August 06,
2009
The Waxman-Markey bill that narrowly passed the House in June had a
cap-and-trade system at its heart. With the bill now in the Senate, much
concern remains about whether capping greenhouse gas emissions will hurt the
U.S. economy, especially during a p...
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From: 247wallst.com | August
05, 2009
It looks like the market for carbon credits is heating up.
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From: MATTER - Covering the Clean
Technology, Green and Sustainable Revolution | August 03, 2009
The company's share price fell on news that it would offer rebates in
Germany and maintain, not raise, its full-year outlook.
Read more at MATTER - Covering the Clean Technology, Green and Sustainable
Revolution »
From: MATTER - Covering the Clean
Technology, Green and Sustainable Revolution | August 03, 2009
By Charles Redell Green buildings are supposed to revolutionize the way
the nation's built environment operates chiefly by using less energy. Seeing
as U.S. commercial buildings account for about 30 percent of carbon
emissions, acco
Read more at MATTER - Covering the Clean Technology, Green and Sustainable
Revolution »
From: Matter Network | August
02, 2009
Mantra Venture Group is developing technology to convert CO2 to formic acid
which may be used to power fuel cells.
Read more at Matter Network »
From: MATTER - Covering the Clean
Technology, Green and Sustainable Revolution | July 31, 2009
As the weather heats up demand for power, stagnant air can reduce wind
power when it's needed most.
Read more at MATTER - Covering the Clean Technology, Green and Sustainable
Revolution
From: Science Daily | July 11,
2009
The first complete map of global ammonia emissions has recently been
achieved using to satellite data. It reveals an underestimation of some of the
ammonia concentrations detected by current inventories, and identifies new
hotspots.
Read more at Science Daily »
From: CNET News | July 07, 2009
A lack of transmission lines means that a massive wind farm Pickens had
hoped to build in Texas will need to find new locations. Read this blog post
by Martin LaMonica on Green Tech.
Read more at CNET News »
From: Reuters | July 06, 2009
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Canada is moving to get rid of products with a
chemical common in plastic baby bottles, the United States is expressing
concern over its safety and some retailers are planning to stop selling these
items.
Read more at Reuters »
From: EarthJustice | July 05,
2009
Air pollution rules from new administration will cut mercury pollution by
between 81 and 93 percent
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From: Heritage Foundation | July
04, 2009
The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed The Energy Independence
and Security Act of 2007 (H.R. 6) to ostensibly curb greenhouse gases and
promote energy independence.
Read more at Heritage Foundation »
From: St. John's Telegram - Canada
| July 02, 2009
Utilities Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro will spend $57 million this year
on upgrades to its generating stations, transmission poles and underwater
cables.
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