Water-stressed trouble spots could see future conflicts
Picture an agricultural region that today provides jobs to thousands of seasonal workers each year. Now imagine that same region
Climate
Melting ice shelves give way to carbon-trapping plankton blooms
The rapid melting of Antarctic ice shelves and glaciers might be a worrisome indicator of climate change, but it’s
Climate clock ticks closer to 2045 catastrophe
A different kind of “doomsday clock” launched by Oxford University is ticking toward 2045, the year at which it’s
Cutting non-CO2 emissions could buy 'about 40 years' in climate fight
Cutting back on other greenhouse gas emissions and climate forcers besides carbon dioxide could “buy us about 40 years” in
CDP rolls out improved carbon reporting system
The Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) is rolling out a new and improved global climate change disclosure system in an effort
Bits and Bobs: 7 Sept. 2009
Environmentally “green” beer: Munich brewing engineers research energy savings Brewing engineers from the Technische Universitaet Muenchen (TUM) are working hard
How will climate change affect UK transport systems?
How can we make the UK’s transport system more resistant to climate change, and what will it look like
Benn: World facing 'crisis of sustainability'
Speaking on the subject of “Sustainable Economy” during a visit to the US, Environment Secretary Hilary Benn today warned that
Global temperatures shooting up
This via Climate Progress: despite the unusually cold and snowy winter many of us are experiencing, global temperatures over the
Cleantech news you might have missed: 28 Jan. 2009
What was happening in the world of cleantech yesterday? Following are some of the headlines you might have missed: * It’
Study: Climate change irreversible for 1,000 years
The global climate changes wrought by rising carbon dioxide emissions are now too late to stop and will linger for
Cleantech news you might have missed: 26 Jan. 2009
Skipped the cleantech news reports over the weekend? Not to worry. Greenbang’s got you covered with today’s roundup