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Throughout the world, the ice is melting, Himalayan glaciers are retreating, and the water levels are going up. The climate is changing drastically. Green house gases are to be blamed for all this. Keeping all these things in mind, the UN asked the...
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Creativity plus utility can do wonders! Some fourteen graduates of the Royal College of Art made a mark in the design world by competing for the 2008 Pilkington...
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In a new report, the EPA said “it is very likely” that more people will die during extremely hot periods in future years — and that the elderly, the...
made popular Jul 19 2008
There is so much buzz around the phenomenon of global warming that one begins to wonder if it is hyped or real. One Mr. Michael Crichton had presented his off-track...
made popular Jul 17 2008
Global warming may not be really existing as we think it does. At least evidence says so.
made popular Jul 17 2008
United States was regarded as the worst handler of the global warming issue. It ranked at the bottom in addressing the environmental issue in the recent G-8 summit. But...
made popular Jul 16 2008
Ultimately, the time has come for human beings to start taking concrete steps to check global warming. After threatening to endanger life forms, submerge land masses...
made popular Jul 15 2008
Global warming may prove fatal for humans in the long run, but it has proved as an evolution for this new species of bird. This new life has come into existence way up...
made popular Jul 15 2008
Most of us are aware of the ozone layer problem. Ozone is a gas containing 3 atoms of oxygen. It is a harmful gas if inhaled in large quantities. Naturally it is...
made popular Jul 12 2008
If you think we haven’t screwed the Earth enough, here’s more bad news. We have, apparently, put almost one third of the world’s coral reefs at risk of extinction...
made popular Jul 12 2008
Vice President Dick Cheney’s office pushed for major deletions in congressional testimony on the public health consequences of climate change, fearing the...
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New evidence has emerged that a large plate of floating ice shelf attached to Antarctica is breaking up, in a troubling sign of global warming, the European Space...
made popular Jul 11 2008
The collapse of the glacial bridge of Patagonia, Perito Moreno is dominating news in Argentina and here in South America. The famous 60 meter high arc of ice broke on...
made popular Jul 11 2008
A proposal to reverse climate change by placing mirrors in the sky to reflect sunlight away from Earth won’t give us back the same climate we had before we...
made popular Jul 11 2008
We’ve all seen the Got Milk? ads that show some of the most popular celebrities wearing milk mustaches. And we all know that when celebrities endorse something, it...
made popular Jul 11 2008
In my opinion, man did not cause global warming, but man can ease back on fossil fuels because they feed terrorism.
Man can also ease back on pollution, which Mealer...
made popular Jul 10 2008
The G8 leaders agreed Tuesday in Japan to support a 50% reduction in worldwide greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. However, developing nations including China and India...
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The Group of Eight leading industrial nations on Tuesday endorsed halving world emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050, edging forward in the battle against global...
made popular Jul 9 2008
One of the largest unknowns in our understanding of the greenhouse effect is the role of the oceans as a carbon sink. Much of the carbon dioxide released into the...
made popular Jul 8 2008
If innovative ideas are what you care for, this ad might interest you. ADESF, an organization that aims to get people to quit smoking, sought the help of Neogama/BBH...
made popular Jul 7 2008
This January—deep summer in Antarctica—explorer Jon Bowermaster suffered through a five-day stretch of torrential rains on the west side of the Antarctic Peninsula....
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In the war against global warming, scientists are decoding more and more sources of greenhouse gas emissions, the key contributor to climate change. Amidst the hunt,...
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With the launch of the Near Zero Emissions Coal initiative, the environmentalists have definitely been sent dancing. The European-Chinese partnership is set to...
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With the poles losing out with its ice and the world with its long shivering winters, Hong Kong does not seem to be lagging behind in the race. Thanks to the “ever...
made popular Jun 12 2007
Japan has proposed a successor to the Kyoto Protocol and urged the world to halve the greenhouse gas emission by the year 2050.
Ahead of the Group of Eight summit in...
made popular May 25 2007
Desperate to draw the attention of the policymakers around the world, Greenpeace activists have come up with an innovative idea and they plan to unveil a replica of the...
made popular May 21 2007
With the worries of global warming rising along with the increase in greenhouse gas emissions across the world, researchers are up with arms to find alternatives from...
made popular May 19 2007
Companies in the United States have developed a new method to gasify coal, which would reduce their cost of managing its greenhouse gas emissions.
In order to reduce...
made popular Apr 26 2007
‘We can avert the worst of global warming by getting united globally’. This is what a scientific panel sponsored by the U.N. will issue in its third study next month....
made popular Apr 24 2007
With the Canadian forests inhaling a huge amount of greenhouse gases, federal negotiators wanted to allow industrialized countries to use forests in calculations that...
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Marriott International — the US-based hotel chain — seems to be serious about its commitment to environmental stewardship. This is revealed by its recent...
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The state of New York will soon build an ethanol production plant near Rochester that will use paper sludge, wood chips and other agricultural waste as its raw...
made popular Dec 21 2006
Asian Development Bank (ADB) commissioned a report, which states that “Asia’s greenhouse gas emissions will treble over the next 25 years rapidly.” The report shows a...
made popular Dec 15 2006
Silicon Valley could be underwater within just half a century! But, what is the answer to the scientists’ fears and warnings?
1. The U.S. government’s taking the...
made popular Nov 17 2006
Sweden, Britain and Denmark are doing the most to protect against climate change. But, are their efforts enough or moving on the lines of the...
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When the world is planning to curb global warming and reduce emissions, why don’t we start with it in our own little ways? The DOE and ECD Ovonics is exactly doing the...
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Battle climate change on the home front first. And, if each one of us include some environment-friendly steps in our everyday life, hope the solution will see its route...
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Europe can meet all its electricity needs, even after making deep cuts in CO2 emissions from electricity generation by 70 percent by the year 2050! At the same time, it...
made popular Nov 1 2006
Now, pigs are to help power our home appliances and other electrical gadgets – an important part of our everyday life! Approved under the Clean Development Mechanism,...
made popular Sep 22 2006
According to the state of California, the cars of the six carmakers — General Motors, Toyota, Ford, Honda, Chrysler and Nissan – are emitting greenhouse gases to...
made popular Sep 21 2006
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