7/16/2008
Rule Drafted for Carbon Trapping
Source: New York Times


7/11/2008
EPA Won't Act on Emissions This Year
Instead of New Rules, More Comment Sought
Source: Washington Post


7/10/2008
Emerging Nations Join G-8 on Climate
Source: New York Times


7/9/2008
World ports tackle greenhouse gas emissions
Source: AFP


7/9/2008
Australia Agency Captures Carbon From Power Plant Gas
Source: Bloomberg


7/8/2008
Lippincott's Research Determines Consumers Want Businesses to Tackle Climate Change, But Don't See It
Source: Business Wire


7/8/2008
EU to cap airline pollution over U.S. objections
Source: Houston Chronicle


7/8/2008
A climate threat from flat TVs, microchips
They're made with nitrogen trifluoride, a synthetic chemical that has 17,000 times the global warming effect of carbon dioxide, scientists say
Source: Los Angeles Times


7/7/2008
The Most Energy-Efficient Countries
Source: Forbes


7/1/2008
Western govs to mull ways to cut pollution, slow warming, boost energy
Source: Salt Lake Tribune


6/30/2008
Fulton judge invalidates permit for coal plant
Environmentalists hail ruling; appeal is expected
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution


6/30/2008
India focuses on renewables in new climate plan
Source: Reuters


6/30/2008
Germany to start storing carbon dioxide underground
Source: AFP


6/27/2008
North America's first carbon tax rolls out under fire
Source: Reuters


6/26/2008
Australia starts reporting for emissions trade
Source: Reuters


6/26/2008
Cost of tackling global climate change has doubled, warns Stern
Source: The Guardian


6/26/2008
California air board announces plan for carbon-credit trading
The agency's proposal would slash greenhouse emissions to 1990 levels. But it has a long way to go.
Source: Los Angeles Times


6/26/2008
Court says no deadline for EPA on global warming
Source: Boston Globe


6/25/2008
Intelligence Agencies: Climate Threatens Security
Source: NPR.org


6/24/2008
Stern launches carbon credit ratings agency
Source: Financial Times


6/23/2008
Everyone Wants a Say on Climate Change
Source: Congressional Quarterly


6/20/2008
Computers, Phones Can Reduce CO2 by 15%, Study Says
Source: Bloomberg


6/19/2008
Scientific Assessment Captures Effects of a Changing Climate on Extreme Weather Events in North America
Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration


6/17/2008
New EPA Guide to Help Businesses Confront Climate Challenge
Source: EPA Press Release


6/14/2008
INTERVIEW: Disaster-prone deltas next climate risk
Source: Reuters


6/11/2008
Strong Action Urged to Curb Warming
Source: New York Times


6/10/2008
Carbon Prices at Two-Year High in Europe
Skyrocketing oil prices lead power companies to switch to dirtier coal power which, in turn, is blamed for the rise in carbon credit allowances
Source: BusinessWeek


6/9/2008
State may miss a greenhouse gas deadline
Source: Albany Times Union


6/9/2008
Why the Climate Bill Failed
Source: Time


6/9/2008
Vowing progress, Japan PM launches climate plan
Source: AFP


6/8/2008
Running in Circles Over Carbon
Source: New York Times


6/8/2008
Natural lab shows sea's acid path
Natural carbon dioxide vents on the sea floor are showing scientists how carbon emissions will affect marine life
Source: BBC News


6/7/2008
Senate Leaders Pull Measure on Climate
Democrats Lacked Votes to End Filibuster
Source: Washington Post


6/6/2008
Senate action on climate bill seems doomed
Source: Associated Press


6/6/2008
$45 trillion needed to combat warming
Source: Associated Press


6/5/2008
Melting Asia
China, India and climate change
Source: The Economist


6/2/2008
Industries Allied to Cap Carbon Differ on the Details
Source: New York Times


6/2/2008
A Climate Change Proposal With Cash
"Cap-and-dividend" advocates say to tackle global warming, Uncle Sam will need to hand out money
Source: US News and World Report


5/30/2008
Chances dim for climate-change legislation
Business coalition splinters, and without widespread corporate support, the bill headed to the Senate is almost certainly doomed
Source: Fortune


5/30/2008
Which U.S. Cities Contribute Most to Global Warming?
New study ranks U.S. metropolitan areas based on their climate change causing pollution
Source: Scientific American


5/30/2008
Climate assessment forced by court order
Source: Reuters


5/30/2008
Mounting Costs Slow the Push for Clean Coal
Source: New York Times


5/30/2008
Climate Enters Debate Over Nuclear Power
Source: New York Times