June 09, 2014

Planned Coal-Power Closings Won't Cut CO2 Much
140 Plant Retirements Account for Only 4% of all CO2 Emitted Last Year

Topics: GREEN_WEB

June 06, 2014

Reducing Tropical Forest Destruction Could Cut CO2 Emissions by One-Fifth
Tropical Forests Absorb Almost Two Billion Tons of Carbon Each Year

Topics: GREEN_WEB

June 05, 2014

Where Could Cap-and-Trade Become Fashionable?
New Cap-and-Trade Programs Will Be Embraced by Blue States, Especially Washington and Oregon

Topics: Green and Government | GREEN_WEB

June 05, 2014

Will New EPA Power Plant Rules Trade Carbon for Methane?
Switching from Coal to Natural Gas: Methane Emitted into the Atmosphere is More than 20 Times as Potent as C02 Over 100 Years

Topics: GREEN_WEB

June 02, 2014

Would a 'Carbon Tariff' on Solar Panels Solve EU-China Trade Spat?
Researchers Call for New Tax that Would Take Account of Significantly Bigger Carbon Footprint of Chinese Solar Modules

Topics: China | GREEN_WEB

June 02, 2014

The Only Feasible Way of Cutting Emissions
Cap and Trade has Emerged as the Preferred Approach for Meaningful Action to Address Climate Change

Topics: GREEN_WEB

June 01, 2014

EPA to Seek Deep Cuts in Carbon Emissions from Power Plants
Requires Deep Cuts in Carbon Emissions from Existing Power Plants, Including a 30% National Target by 2030

Topics: Green and Government | GREEN_WEB

June 01, 2014

Balancing Act for P&G: Going Green at Right Price
P&G has Vowed to Begin Policing its Entire Palm Oil Supply by 2015 and Weed out Oil from Dirty Suppliers by 2020

Topics: GREEN_WEB

May 30, 2014

Three Reasons Why Cutting Carbon From Power Plants Is Good For Business
Why the EPA Power Plant Rules Make Sense

Topics: GREEN_WEB

May 29, 2014

Solar Panel Manufacturing is Greener in Europe than China
New Study: Solar Panel's Carbon Footprint is About Twice as High when Made in China and Used in Europe

Topics: China | Green and Government | GREEN_WEB

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