Archive for 'Air Pollution'
Cool Green Morning: Wednesday, November 4
This edition of Cool Green Morning is all about bringing people together, like Glenn Beck and PETA, who are bonding over their mutual dislike of Al Gore’s diet. Or German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who’s encouraging the U.S. to team up with Europe to fight climate change. Read on for more heart-warming tales of love and [...]
Posted: November 4th, 2009 under Air Pollution, Climate Change, Cool Green Morning, Europe, Green Living, Media, North America, Policy, The Nature Conservancy, United States.
Tags: air pollution, Al Gore, Angela Merkel, Associated Press, Atlanta, Barcelona, congress, Duncan Marsh, emissions targets, Germany, Glenn Beck, GreenBiz, Huffington Post, Las Vegas, PETA, Treehugger, Twilight Earth
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What Do the Olympics Mean for Rio’s Environment?
Naturally we in the Cidade Maravilhosa are delighted to have beaten out the Windy City and snatched the 2016 Olympics from under the nose of the not-quite-glamorous-enough First Couple of the United States: even Obama can’t compete with Copacabana when it comes to wowing Olympic committees.
But now that the cheering has died down along with [...]
Posted: November 3rd, 2009 under Air Pollution, Forests, Fresh Water, Oceans & Coasts, Rainforests, South America.
Tags: Barra, Barra da Sepetiba, David Cleary, Guanabara Bay, Prainha, Recreio, Rio biodiversity, Rio environment, Rio favela, Rio nature, Rio Olympics, Rio park, Rio urban nature, Tijuca forest, Vargem Grande, Zona Norte
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Cool Green Morning: Friday, October 30
What’s more frightening than more Americans getting their news from Jon Stewart than a newspaper? When Jon Stewart says putting giant reflective mirrors into space will slow climate change…and he means it! It’s real scary stuff, kids, so we put it last in this morning’s Coolness to give you a good fright for the weekend! [...]
Posted: October 30th, 2009 under Air Pollution, Birds, Climate Change, Climate Science & Research, Cool Green Morning, Energy, Media, Policy, Water Conservation.
Tags: air pollution global warming, bird extinction, bird threat, CleanTechnica, climate change bird, Climate Feedback, Copenhagen, EcoGeek, Freakonomics, global warming, Jon Stewart, Jon Stewart climate, Jon Stewart geoengineering, Journal Watch Online, Nature Reports Climate Change, Science air pollution, Science magazine, solar farm water, solar water, Steven Dubner, Steven Levitt, The Guardian, Todd Stern, Treehugger, wind turbine bird
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Worry About Air Pollution, Not Just Climate Change
Yes, global warming is a big deal and a big challenge. But sometimes I get so frustrated by conservation and environmental NGO’s for not being able to chew gum and walk at the same time — in other words, for failing to appreciate the real lesson of greenhouse gas emissions.
The real lesson is there is [...]
Posted: October 29th, 2009 under Air Pollution, Animals, Asia Pacific, Birds, China, Climate Change, North America, Protected Areas, The Nature Conservancy.
Tags: air pollution, Arctic haze, asthma ozone, Climate Change, Copenhagen, dust storm West, EPA greenhouse gas, global nature, global pollution, global warming, greenhouse gas emissions, greenhouse gases, mercury, mercury baby, mercury healthy, mercury wildlife, National Academy air pollution, National Academy of Sciences, Nature Conservancy air pollution, Nature Conservancy climate, organic pollutant health, ozone, particulate matter, particulate matter health, persistent organic pollutants, Peter Kareiva, pollution agreement, pollution biodiversity
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Cool Green Morning: Monday, October 26
Halloween is hurtling at us like a thrown pumpkin…but there’s still time to duck and get the latest green news of the day…including how urine could hold the key to cheap auto fuel. (Remember: Practice safe gourd smashing this holiday.)
Do you run a company that pollutes, or do you love someone who does? CleanTechnica has [...]
Posted: October 26th, 2009 under Air Pollution, Business, Climate Change, Energy, Green Living, Policy, United States.
Tags: Berlin bicycle, Berlin biking, best bicycling city, best bike city, bike friendly city, cap-and-trade, CleanTechnica, Climate Change, David Owen, EcoWorldly, Environmental Economics, green city, green US city, greenest city, hydrogen car, hydrogen fuel, hydrogen fuel urine, John Whitehead, New York green, Ohio University, The Vine, urine hydrogen, Yale Environment 360
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Cool Green Morning: Wednesday, October 21
A UN climate negotiator tries to deflate our hope for Copenhagen. The government of the Maldives holds a meeting underwater, practicing for the day when the archipelago nation might actually be underwater. Oh, and remember air pollution? Yeah, it’s still a huge problem, and it’s costing Americans a lot of money, and for some, their [...]
Posted: October 21st, 2009 under Air Pollution, Climate Change, Cool Green Morning, Energy, Green Living, Policy, Science, United States.
Tags: air pollution, Bright Green Blog, California, Copenhagen, Financial Times, fossil fuel, Green Inc., GreenBiz, Maldives, National Academy of Science, New York Times, Treehugger, United nations Climate Negotiations, United States, Yale Environment 360
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Cool Green Morning: Wednesday, September 30
That random drunk guy slobbering all over you isn’t the only thing that makes tailgating gross. Your grandma’s cats have secret double lives as invasives. Turning off your car won’t kill your starter or cause your engine to explode. Today’s Cool Green Morning is full of life-changing revelations. Read on:
What does your beloved pet kitty [...]
Posted: September 30th, 2009 under Air Pollution, Animals, Climate Change, Conservation Issues, Cool Green Morning, Energy, Invasive species, North America, Science, The Nature Conservancy, United States.
Tags: .eco, Ask Umbra, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, auto emissions, Climate Change, Cool Green Morning, global warming, Green Inc., Grist, Invasive species, New York Times, The Daily Green, The Vine, trash, Treehugger
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Cool Green Morning: Friday, September 25
The really strange cao vit gibbon (see video above) has received a new protective reserve in Vietnam — good thing, too, because there are just 110 left. Read all this morning’s hot green news below:
How do monarch butterflies migrate to the same location in Mexico every winter? Through a clock in their antennae, says a [...]
Posted: September 25th, 2009 under Air Pollution, Animals, Climate Change, Cool Green Morning, Green Living, Media, North America, Protected Areas, Science.
Tags: Age of Stupid, cao vit gibbon, China, Denver climate change, Denver greenhouse gas, Earth sustainable, Environmental Science and Technology, Journal Watch Online, Mexico, monarch butterfly, monarch migrate, monarch migration, Mongabay, NATURE magazine, primate reserve China, Science monarch, The Daily Green, Triple Pundit, UK 10:10 campaign, Vietnam, Wired Science
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Cool Green Morning: Monday, August 31
Cool Green Morning, defined: 1) We find the most interesting 5 green links every weekday morning. 2) You look at them. What could be easier? Begin your half of the bargain below…
Adapting to climate change will cost the world at least $100 billion per year by 2030, according to a new estimate by former [...]
Posted: August 31st, 2009 under Air Pollution, Animals, Asia Pacific, Climate Change, Cool Green Morning, Energy, Green Living, Green Technology, Oceans & Coasts, The Caribbean.
Tags: Afghanistan, Ask Pablo, Climate Change, climate change adaptation, Climate Feedback, CO2, CO2 emissions, DotEarth, EcoWorldly, Energy, gasoline, green building, IPCC, LEED, LEED certification, Martin Parry, sea turtle, snow leopard, The Bahamas, The New York Times, The Vine, Treehugger, UNFCCC
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Cool Green Morning: Monday, August 24
Imagine skyscrapers of farms in every city. Imagine that golf courses are as good for wildlife as nature reserves. Imagine Southern governors being receptive to dealing with climate change. Imagine that all these kinds of fascinating green stories are gathered for you in one place, every morning. Just imagine…
Will vertical farming — farming in tall [...]
Posted: August 24th, 2009 under Air Pollution, Climate Change, Cool Green Morning, Forests, Fresh Water, Green Technology, United States.
Tags: beetle climate, beetle forest, beetle global warming, climate change south, Dickson Despommier, Ecological Applications, Ecological Applications golf, Foreign Affairs climate, global warming, golf, golf conservation, golf invertebrate, ground level ozone, Journal Watch Online, National Intelligence Council, ozone climate, ozone climate change, ozone global warming, Richmond Times-Dispatch, soot climate, soot global warming, The New York Times, The Vine, Treehugger, vertical farm, vertical farming
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