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29 january 2010
Water vapour is a major cause of global warming and cooling find scientists The research by scientists at the American weather service found water vapour high in the atmosphere is far more influential on world temperatures than previously thought.
28 january 2010
Carbon Traders and Clean-Tech Companies Heartened by State of the Union It was music to the ears of carbon traders and clean-energy company executives to hear President Obama urge Congress to pass energy and climate change legislation that places a cost on greenhouse gas emissions.
27 january 2010
World Ecological Forum: Business Leaders Join Forces to Tackle Climate Change The World Ecological Forum (Sweden, Jan. 26, 2010) announced that its first summit will bring together prominent industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and environmental experts to fight climate change. This inaugural summit will be held in the UNESCO-protected city of Visby on Gotland, Sweden, on 1-2 July 2010.
27 january 2010
UN panel defends climate change evidence The UN climate panel has rejected as "baseless and misleading" a newspaper report that raised doubts about the evidence behind a claim that global warming is linked to worsening natural disasters.
26 january 2010
Copenhagen Accord faces $30 billion aid test Rich nations are pledging almost $30 billion in aid from 2010-12 to help the poor combat climate change in an early test of last month's "Copenhagen Accord" that is vague about conditions and who gets cash.
26 january 2010
EU to stick with 20% climate offer in letter to UN The European Union will stick with its lowest offer for cutting carbon emissions under a U.N. climate accord, fulfilling the wishes of industry, a draft letter shows.
25 january 2010
Rich nations need to show poor climate deal won't hit economy Developed nations must convince developing countries their economies will not be harmed by greenhouse gas emission deals before global climate talks can progress, a British government minister said.
25 january 2010
U.S. vote dims hopes for stronger global climate pact, carbon markets Hopes for stronger world action in 2010 to curb climate change have dimmed after the U.S. Democrats lost a key Senate seat to a Republican opposed to capping emissions, experts said.
22 january 2010
Greens propose $20bn tax on carbon THE Greens have called on the government to back a two-year $20 billion interim carbon tax proposal to start cutting greenhouse gas emissions before a decision on the emissions trading scheme or any global agreement on targets.
22 january 2010
Cap-and-trade policy discussed at Carbon Markets conference About 150 people met in Coral Gables for a conference about the financial impact of cap-and-trade policy and the Copenhagen climate talks.
21 january 2010
Climate is investment chance of a lifetime -Deutsche Bank Green technologies posed the investment opportunity of our lifetime said Deutsche Bank's <DBKGn.DE> global head of asset management, in a study published on.
21 january 2010
EU carbon emissions, EUA price forecasts to 2020 The global economic downturn will slash European industrial emissions enough that the bloc's greenhouse gas trading scheme will see a surplus in carbon permits again in its second phase (2008-2012), according to analyst forecasts.
20 january 2010
Europe mulls deeper emissions cuts, deadline looms European Union environment ministers will seek a strategy for reviving global climate talks at a meeting in Spain this week, after a U.N. meeting in Copenhagen last month ended in failure.
19 january 2010
MIT study can improve carbon emissions A study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) says Damco’s carbon management approach could improve emission calculation by up to 25 percent.
19 january 2010
EU carbon sheds early European carbon emissions futures reversed earlier gains, as operators started to sell off excess permits even though a cold weather snap was driving up energy demand, traders said. total: 899 |
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