Guardian: The electricity market is in the throes of change due to significant regulatory, societal…
Month: August 2010
Industrial Nations Divide on Future World Bank Anti-Carbon Policy
ClimateWire: From Norway to New Delhi, leaders are struggling to define the World Bank’s role…
The tide is turning: Scotland celebrates latest marine energy win
Business Green: The UK’s emerging marine energy sector has received its second major boost in…
German Climatologist on Criticism of IPCC: ‘We Received a Kick in the Pants’
Spiegel: SPIEGEL: Mr. Schellnhuber, Russia is burning and floods have inundated Pakistan. Are such extreme…
A Fuel That Doesn’t Go to Waste
National Geographic: In a dry, windy canyon not far from San Francisco, landfill operator Waste…
Discount on UN CO2 Credit Falls as Regulator May Review Supply
Bloomberg: The discount on United Nations greenhouse gas credits compared with European Union allowances shrank…
United Kingdom: Communities take action to save plants
Guardian: One variety of crop is lost every day, according to the Global Diversity Crop…
Extreme weather unlikely to help climate talks
Reuters: Extreme weather in 2010 will spur more strident calls for action to combat global…
Weather Extremes and Climate Change
NYT: In an article on Sunday, I outlined the relationship between climate change and a…
Major hurdle cleared for organic solar cells
ScienceDaily: The basis for solar energy is absorbing light and then effectively disassociating electrical charges….