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Carbon Capture: Could Solar Energy Convert CO2 Into Fuel?

October 11, 2010

How would carbon capping change if we could make CO2 a marketable resource? That possibility might be a step closer to reality.

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Electric Cars Are Best Route Toward Reducing Carbon Emissions, Study Says

September 29, 2010

According to a new study by Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy, electric cars are more likely to reduce emissions and lower U.S. oil imports than a national renewable portfolio standard. Research for the study included academic working papers on various topics, such as carbon pricing, renewable energy R&D, the wind industry, and global U.S. carbon and energy strategies. “As the country moves forward to deliberate on energy and climate policy,” the executive summary states, “consideration must be given to what…

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Scottish Island Cuts CO2 Emissions in Half

September 28, 2010

I’m sure you are wondering how an island can manage to cut their CO2 emissions in half.  Well, it started like this…just a few short years ago the residents of the Isle of Eigg did not have access to 24-hour power. They had to rely on prod…

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Green Guilt: Soothing Society’s Conscience with Offsetting

September 23, 2010

Whatever the reason may be for emissions, the practice of offsetting is little more than a personal absolution of one’s eco-unfriendly sins.

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Weekly Greens – Sept 17th

September 17, 2010

Welcome to this week’s Weekly Greens! Sorry I missed everyone last week, been a busy past few weeks, but thankfully it’s going along well. There are so many interesting and intriguing articles to choose from, these are just a few that caugh…

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Wesleyan University to Hold National Conference on Pricing Carbon Emissions

September 14, 2010

Wesleyan University, along with the Price Carbon Campaign, a grassroots organization of climate-policy supporters, is holding a conference that will probe new, contemporary methods to pricing carbon emissions. “Pricing Carbon: The Wesleyan Conference” will kick off November 19, 2010, and will draw to a close November 21. “Wesleyan University’s College of the Environment was established in 2009 to help students become better stewards of our fragile…

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Mexico Eco Resort & Spa Aims to Be Greenest Resort in World

September 7, 2010

People love to travel. Travelling is not the greenest thing to do, generally speaking, since both driving and flying are major contributors to global warming, air pollution, and water pollution. But if you are determined to travel, the least you can do is stay in environmentally friendly accommodation (and offset your travel emissions). One very… Read More…

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How Flight Emissions Are Accelerating Global Warming

July 18, 2010

Commercial flights might only account for a small proportion of greenhouse gas emissions – but they hit far, far above their weight!

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Cow Flatulence Accelerates Global Warming

June 4, 2010

With the planetary effects of long-term human negligence exposing itself more and more everyday, experts are now expirimenting with cow farts and burps in an attempt to curb global warming. Scientists claim that the slow digestive system of cows designates them a leading producer of methane – a potent greenhouse gas that receives far less social awareness than CO2. To further “digest” the impact of the flatulence produced by cows on climate change, Argentine scientists collected gas from their stomachs in…

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BP Proves Why Old Models Fail

May 11, 2010

Why it matters:
Because a lot of policy makers, including our President, have proposed more offshore drilling.
Recap:
You know in movies like “There Will Be Blood” where the guy is drilling for oil and he strikes a rich, gooey pocket and a [...]

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