By watching fish rot, scientists discover patterns that could help interpret some of the most…
Month: January 2010
Illinois ‘clean coal’ plants await their fate
St. Louis Post-Dispatch: After years of planning and politicking, two next-generation power plants planned for…
Copenhagen climate deal gets low-key endorsement
Reuters: Nations accounting for most of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions have restated their promises…
Recharging your cellphone, Mother Nature’s way
New York Times: A NEW solar cell that imitates Mother Nature`s way of converting sunlight…
United States: In Portland, going green and growing vertical in a bid for energy savings
New York Times: Urban gardening used to seem subversive. People planted tomatoes in public parks,…
United States: Sea-level rise slowly becomes issue in Outer Banks
Virginian-Pilot: Coastal scientists are predicting that rising seas could drown much of the Outer Banks…
Leaks imperil nuclear industry
Boston Globe: The nuclear industry, once an environmental pariah, is recasting itself as green as…
Top companies leaders in pollution, too
Sydney Morning Herald: GREENHOUSE gas emissions by Australia’s top 200 companies surged by more than…
India: Climate change boss uses car and driver to travel one mile
Daily Mail: He is the climate change chief whose research body produced a report warning…
India reaffirms opposition to binding carbon cuts
Agence France-Presse: India reaffirmed to the United Nations that it would reject any attempt to…