Archive for 'Copenhagen'
Cool Green Morning: Wednesday, November 18
Coke’s introducing the “PlantBottle.” Houston’s taking a modest step toward a greener image. Enviros are teaming up with the religious right to encourage climate action on the Hill. Today’s news is exceptionally cool AND green. Read on for more:
What’s more important than reaching a global agreement in Copenhagen? Scientific American thinks a U.S.-China deal on [...]
Posted: November 18th, 2009 under China, Climate Change, Cool Green Morning, Copenhagen, Energy, Green Living, Green Technology, Policy, United States.
Tags: China, Coca-Cola, Copenhagen, Green Inc., GreenBiz, Guardian, Prius, scientific american, Texas, Triple Pundit, U.S. climate legislation, United States
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How to Achieve a Global Climate Change Agreement
What will a successful global climate change agreement look like? That question is only more important to ask in the wake of this weekend’s agreement by President Obama to a plan that will ask world leaders to reach a political agreement at this December’s UN climate talks in Copenhagen, ahead of a more binding agreement [...]
Posted: November 16th, 2009 under Asia Pacific, China, Climate Change, Climate Science & Research, Copenhagen, Energy, Forests, Policy, United States.
Tags: Brazil climate, Brazil emissions, Brazil forest climate, C-Learn, carbon emissions, China climate, China emission, Climate Interactive, Climate Interactive simulator, climate politics, climate simulator, Copenhagen, Copenhagen climate, deforestation climate change, fossil fuel, greenhouse gas, India climate, Indonesia climate, Indonesia emission, Indonesia forest climate, Jon Hoekstra, Jonathan Hoekstra, low carbon habit, Planet Change, U.S. carbon emissions, UN climate
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Cool Green Morning: Monday, November 16
Good news about cow poop. Good news (?) about Copenhagen. Good news for those of you who’ve always dreamed of a dress made of LED lights. Happiness is the smell of a new Cool Green Morning, to paraphrase Don Draper…
The rehabilitation of poop continues: The Netherlands has opened its second cow-dung power plant, reports CleanTechnica [...]
Posted: November 16th, 2009 under Animals, Climate Change, Cool Green Morning, Copenhagen, Energy, Europe, Fish, Forests, Green Living, Green Technology, Oceans & Coasts, Policy, South America.
Tags: Amazon deforest, Amazon forest, biogas, Brazil Amazon, CleanTechnica, Copenhagen, cow dung electricity, cow dung power plant, Dave Roberts, Dot Earth, Grist, Inhabitat, LED dress, lights dress, Netherlands cow dung, Obama, shark, Swarovski, The New York Times, tuna, turtle
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Where Are We on the Road to Copenhagen?
It was a very busy week last week in the world of climate change, with lots of activity on both the domestic and international fronts. UN negotiators wrapped up talks in Barcelona, the last before the big event in December in Copenhagen. And climate and energy legislation moved in various ways in the U.S. Senate.
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Posted: November 9th, 2009 under Climate Change, Copenhagen, Policy, The Nature Conservancy, United States.
Tags: Australia climate, Barcelona, Brazil climate, carbon emissions, China climate, Chrissy Schwinn, climate agreement, Climate Change, climate policy, Copenhagen, Duncan Marsh, emissions, Eric Haxthausen, European Union, financial commitment, India climate, Indonesia climate, Japan climate, John Kerry climate, Joseph Lieberman climate, Lindsey Graham climate, Nature Conservancy climate, U.S. Senate
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