BBC: BP is being allowed to keep the cap on its damaged well shut for…
Month: July 2010
China isn’t the villain on climate change
Telegraph: It has just been announced that China has become the world’s largest consumer of…
Feinberg urges spill claimants to opt for fund
Associated Press: The administrator of a $20 billion Gulf oil spill compensation fund offered a…
Funding cuts will finish Britain’s clean energy race
Guardian: In the 1970s the UK invested about 0.15% of GDP each year in research…
Utilities and Environmentalists Haggle Over Climate Bill
New York Times: Utility executives plan to head to Washington this week to weigh in…
Oil disaster threatens Gulf of Mexico’s deep water titans
Mongabay: As I discovered in the course of researching my book, No Rain in the…
Australia: Distinct change in spirit of the times looms large
Sydney Morning Herald: This poll will be prosecuted on very different policy terrain, and Abbott…
Optimistic BP Hopeful That Damaged Well Can Stay Closed
New York Times: After three days of encouraging test results, BP said Sunday that it…
Australia: Economists waive any responsibility on climate
Sydney Morning Herald: Julia Gillard’s stop-gap substitutes for Labor’s abandoned emissions trading scheme is unlikely…
UK takes bronze in green building league
Business Green: The UK has climbed to third in a global league table of green…