July 07, 2014

U.S. Carbon Reduction Plan Will Fall Short of Europe Goal
U.S. Needs to Reduce its Emissions to Less than 100 Metric Tons in 2035 to have a Chance of Limiting Global Warming to 2 Degrees Celsius

Topics: Green and Government | GREEN_WEB

July 04, 2014

Who's To Blame For Climate Change?
The Main Reason for a Warming Climate is the Historical Greenhouse-Gas Emissions of Developed Countries

Topics: GREEN_WEB

July 02, 2014

We Can't Stop Carbon Emissions Without These Four Things
Includes more Federal Funding for Alternative Energy, Carbon Tax, Global Free Trade and Cooperation from China

Topics: China | GREEN_WEB

July 01, 2014

China’s Hurdle to Fast Action on Climate Change
Any Hopes that American Commitments Cut Carbon Emissions Rely on the Assumption that China will Reciprocate

Topics: China | GREEN_WEB

July 01, 2014

Are EPA's Carbon Rules Really About Nuclear?
Using a Reasonable Mix of Gas, Nuclear and Renewables to Replace Coal can be Achieved now Without Technological Breakthroughs.

Topics: Green and Government | GREEN_WEB

June 30, 2014

Does Sustainability Mean Anything Anymore?
Lessons From Pfizer, Alcoa and Alcatel-Lucent

Topics: GREEN_WEB

June 30, 2014

CNG or LNG?
Still an Evolving Question in Alternative Fuels

Topics: GREEN_WEB

June 27, 2014

US Renewable Usage and CO2 Emissions Have Both Substantially Increased
EIA Reports Released Predicts that Fossil Fuel Based CO2 Emissions for 2014 will End up Being Only be 2.2% Higher than 2013

Topics: GREEN_WEB

June 27, 2014

Shipping Contributes up to 3 Percent of Worldwide CO2 Emissions
New University Study Concludes that Much More Needs to be Done Even to Just Curb the Rate of Growth in Emissions With Slow-Steaming

Topics: GREEN_WEB | Ocean carriers

June 24, 2014

Manufacturers: Sustainability is Everyone's Responsibility
Manufacturer's Suppliers and Vendors also Need to be Part of the Sustainability Effort

Topics: GREEN_WEB | Manufacturing

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