Organisations to get Government help in reducing greenhouse gases
A public consultation on guidance aimed at helping organisations to manage and reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions was launched
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International competition seeks carbon-cutting innovations
The Postcode Lottery Green Challenge 2009 seeks to identify innovative product and service ideas for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The
Global greenhouse gas emissions accelerate rise
Human-caused global greenhouse emissions rose sharply — by 15 per cent — between 2000 and 2005, according to new research from the
Never mind carbon emissions: Firms want to save money
More than eight out of ten businesses say Government targets to reduce carbon dioxide emissions are unrealistic, according to npower’
UN: More greenhouse gases to worry about
Carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide, meet some new greenhouse gases to make the climate change “Most Wanted” list. Agence
UK greenhouse gas emission fall 2 percent
The UK’s greenhouse gas emissions fell by 2 percent from 2007 to 2008, according to the latest report from
Report: Wind, heat pumps to help Denmark with EU goals
Denmark could meet a “significant proportion” of its EU greenhouse gas reduction targets by focusing on wind-power-based electric cars and
Rising coal emissions offset Australia's petrol cuts
Australia’s efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from petroleum use were almost completely offset last year by rising emissions
Breaking news: MIT identifies new greenhouse gas
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) today announced they’ve identified a new greenhouse gas with thousands of
China quake aftermath: Rising carbon emissions
The numerous mudslides set off by last year’s devastating earthquake in China pose a new and long-lasting peril: increased
Cleantech news you might have missed: 23 Jan. 2009
Following are some of the top headlines yesterday from the world of cleantech: * Technology developed at the University of Chicago
California seeks -- again -- OK to restrict carbon emissions
California officials are hoping the new atmosphere in Washington, DC, will mean a renewed opportunity for them to regulate greenhouse