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Are plants our saviour from the Climate Crunch

July 3rd, 2009 · No Comments

Could plants save us from the rising carbon dioxide levels from human emissions and greenhouse gases and save us from the Climate Crunch? 

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Climate Crunch environmental news network launched

June 27th, 2009 · No Comments

Climate Crunch, the new environmental news network site will provide new and views from around the internet.  Gathering it’s content from new outlets, blogs, videos it provides a unique view of current affairs and opinions from across the world regarding the environment and climate change.
Two new environmental blogs will be launched shortly to enhance the [...]

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Crunch-hit consumers restricted by price of green products, report says

January 23rd, 2009 · No Comments

British consumers are likely to cut spending on expensive fair trade and organic items in response to the credit crunch amid widespread dissatisfaction over the variety of green products offered by retailers, new research has warned.
Almost half of 4,000 consumers questioned said they were unwilling or unable to pay more for environmentally sustainable food and [...]

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Can ‘Green Jobs’ Stimulate The Economy?

January 12th, 2009 · 2 Comments

Congress has begun work on an economic stimulus package that could cost as much as $1 trillion and will likely include tax incentives to encourage investment in green technologies. Many people believe “green jobs” are an important part of rebuilding the economy, but not everyone is convinced.
In his push to win the presidency, Barack Obama [...]

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Lib Dems ‘providing hope’ – Clegg

December 24th, 2008 · No Comments

The Lib Dems are offering a “sense of hope and direction” for people suffering in the current economic climate, Nick Clegg has said.
On the first anniversary of his election as leader, Mr Clegg said his party had taken the lead on the economy and other key issues affecting the UK.
He is outlining plans to scrap [...]

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Green jobs can help cope with financial meltdown

November 26th, 2008 · No Comments

In these days of financial meltdown, green jobs, as they are labelled, ensure both job security and energy security. They are the portals to the new nature-dependent, climate-sustaining and pro-nature economic order. The fossil fuel, carbon emission and pollution-driven energy economy will have to give way to new way of power generation, consumption and maintenance. [...]

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Alternative Energy Suddenly Faces Headwinds

October 27th, 2008 · Comments Off

For all the support that the presidential candidates are expressing for renewable energy, alternative energies like wind and solar are facing big new challenges because of the credit freeze and the plunge in oil and natural gas prices.
Shares of alternative energy companies have fallen even more sharply than the rest of the stock market in [...]

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Credit Crunch? Climate Calamity!

October 17th, 2008 · 1 Comment

Gordon Brown’s comments in support of the EU climate change agenda have been welcomed by environmentalists. The environmental campaign group Friends of the Earth.warned that failure to tackle climate change could lead to environmental and economic catastrophe.
Europe’s climate change plans commit the bloc to cutting its emissions by 20 per cent by 2020 and 30 [...]

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U.N. says credit crisis could enable “green growth”

October 14th, 2008 · 1 Comment

Instead of sidelining the fight against climate change, the global credit crisis could hasten countries’ efforts to create “green growth” industries by revamping the financial system behind them, the U.N. climate chief said on Friday.
But that would depend on governments helping poor countries — who are key to saving the planet’s ecology — tackle their [...]

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Climate change stocks fall more than wider markets

October 6th, 2008 · 1 Comment

Shares in companies specializing in curbing greenhouse gas emissions, including energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies, have tumbled faster than wider markets this year, indices showed.
“It would be easy to blame the credit crunch, which certainly has made it more difficult for project developers in wind and solar to raise debt finance,” said Michael Liebreich, [...]

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    Happy 35th birthday, global warming!

    [Science] Global warming is turning 35! Not only has the current spate of global warming been going on for about 35 years now, but also the term “global warming” will have its 35th anniversary next week. On 8 August 1975, Wally Broecker published his paper “Are we on the brink of a pronounced global warming?” in [...] [Real Climate]


    Green Moves Lie At Heart of Panasonic's Buy Out of Sanyo

    [Technology] Panasonic Corp. plans to spend up to about $9.5 billion buying out two of its subsidiaries in an effort to go greener, faster. The company announced today that it aims to take total control of Sanyo and Panasonic Electric Works. [Earth2Tech]


    'The Cove' Director Louie Psihoyos Working on 3D Movie About Mass Extinction

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    80 MPG Ford Concept Car Heading To Auction

    [Transport] Ever hear of the Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles? Neither have I. In fact, when the program came into existence under President Clinton in 1993, I was just 7 years old. I knew nothing of cars or fuel efficiency. This program involved the three major U.S. automakers and eight Federal Agencies. The initiative was to produce several high-mileage concept cars to be put into production by 2003, and each of the automakers deliver. GM came up with the Precept, Chrysler the ESX II, and Ford developed the Prodigy. Each was a hybrid vehicle capable of delivering about 80 mpg. The Ford Prodigy is heading to auction next month in Monterey, California. So why haven’t I ever heard of it before? Read more of this story » [Gas 2.0]


    Giant Aerogenerator X Wind Turbine

    [News] The giant revolutionary Aerogenerator X wind turbine design mimics the spiralling motion of a sycamore seed and is a collaborative project between engineering firm Wind Power, architects Grimshaw, Cranfield University academics and Rolls Royce, Arup, BP and Shell. [GreenMuze News]


    Grass Sofas are Big and Green

    [Lifestyle] Image from trendhunter.com: Osterley Park What could be nicer: a big green grass sofa, out in the sun, in front of a gorgeous country house. Leave it to the National Trust to arrange it. They have grown and installed ten couches in different countryside locales and towns to get people lazing around outside instead of in. It's a good thing too because according to a study that they carried out, Brit's spend an average of 43 hours a week sitting around on their sofa, even in summer. It gets worse: in some places it's 50 t... Read the full story on TreeHugger [TreeHugger Food]


    DiCaprio Posts Pics Of Inception's Solar Arrays

    [Celebrity] The ‘razz received a nice little shout-out from Leonardo DiCaprio this afternoon on Facebook — with the actor promoting the article we wrote up on his involvement in bringing solar power to the set of his latest thriller Inception. In addition, Leo also added some photos of the solar array used to power all of basecamp [...] [Ecorazzi]



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