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More Choice for Women Means More Sustainability

08.05.2008 22:03    worldchanging.com
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Give Your Grad a Carbon Clean Slate!

08.05.2008 22:03    worldchanging.com
WorldChanging Team: What do you get the globally conscious grad who has everything? If you're looking for something unique, you're probably stalling out somewhere between the hemp...

Great Tit Birds Shift Mating Schedules Due to Warming

08.05.2008 22:03    news.nationalgeographic.com
Great tits are timing their egg laying to coincide with an earlier emergence of caterpillars in England, a decades-long study has found.
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Once Lush Sahara Dried Up Over Millennia, Study Says

08.05.2008 22:03    news.nationalgeographic.com
The grassy prehistoric Sahara turned to desert more slowly than previously thought, says a new report—and global warming may turn it green once again.


A Thousand Little Pieces: A graphic illustration of what we spend our money on

08.05.2008 22:03    worldchanging.com
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Connecticut Based Recycling Company Moves To The Next Level

08.05.2008 18:32    prlog.org
Connecticut based Northeast Lamp Recycling is now NLR: Next Level for Recycling. Besides the name change, NLR has also launched a new Web site, nlr-green.com, & a new comprehensive recycling program for compact fluorescent lamps.

Working towards a greener postal sector

08.05.2008 15:00    enn.com
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Universal Postal Union (UPU) have agreed to work together to slash the CO2 emissions caused by members of the postal sector.Under the agreement signed in Berne last week by Achim Steiner, Executive

Unmanned Aircraft to Study Southern California Smog and its Consequences

08.05.2008 15:00    enn.com
These monthly UAV flights will provide unprecedented data for evaluating how long range transport of pollutants including ozone, soot and other particulates from the northwest United States, Canada, east Asia and Mexico mix with local pollution and influence our air

Collaboration Calls for New U.N. Agency to Oversee Transport Emissions

08.05.2008 15:00    enn.com
A newly formed watchdog of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is proposing that the U.N. establish a new authority to regulate emissions from high-carbon international activities such as aviation and shipping. The International Scientific and Business

High fuel prices could slash US emissions.

08.05.2008 15:00    enn.com
HIGH gasoline prices could lead to a dramatic saving in US greenhouse-gas emissions. That's the conclusion of economists in the US, who suggest high fuel prices are turning consumers off SUVs and onto smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles.What's more, car owners

Petrify, liquefy: new ways to bury greenhouse gas

08.05.2008 15:00    enn.com
Turn greenhouse gases to stone? Transform them into a treacle-like liquid deep under the seabed?The ideas may sound like far-fetched schemes from an alchemist's notebook but scientists are pursuing them as many countries prepare to bury captured greenhouse gases in

China says Beijing Olympics "basically" carbon neutral

08.05.2008 15:00    enn.com
This summer's Beijing Olympics will be "basically" carbon neutral thanks to a series of energy saving measures such as the use of solar power and an afforestation program, a senior official said on Thursday. Technology Minister Wan Gang said that

Airline emissions 'far higher than previous estimates'

08.05.2008 14:59    enn.com
The aviation industry's failure to curb its soaring carbon emissions could lead to the "worst case scenario" for climate change, as envisaged by the United Nations. An unpublished study by the world's leading experts has revealed that airlines are pumping

Consumer group ranks companies on emissions efforts

08.05.2008 14:59    enn.com
Consumer companies are getting greener, but they are still quite carbon-intensive, according to a study to be released today. Nonprofit group Climate Counts will release its second annual rankings of 56 consumer companies today on how they measure greenhouse gas

India tightens security to fight rhino poachers

08.05.2008 14:15    envirolink.org
uthorities in India's remote northeast said they were increasing security in the world's biggest reserve for the endangered great one-horned rhinoceros to save them from poachers.Poachers have killed at least 10 rhinos in two national parks in Assam state since

Sierra Club threatens suits over coal power plants.

08.05.2008 14:15    envirolink.org
The Sierra Club sent letters on Tuesday threatening to file suit to stop construction of eight coal-fired power plants in six states because, the environmental group claims, they violate the Clean Air Act.

EPA may decide not to limit the amount of a toxic chemical in water supplies.

08.05.2008 14:15    envirolink.org
An agency official tells a Senate committee that it's possible there will be no standard set for the amount of perchlorate allowed in drinking water.

Flamingos vs the factory.

08.05.2008 14:15    envirolink.org
More than 500,000 flamingos congregate on the salty shores of Lake Natron in the north of Tanzania every year to breed. And it could be about to end.

New project targets post-harvest loss in Ethiopia

08.05.2008 14:15    envirolink.org
A new programme to develop low-cost technologies to reduce post-harvest losses will be launched in Ethiopia this year.The six-year programme will run at Jimma University College of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine (JUCAVM) in Ethiopia, with US$3 million funding from the

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