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North American Cap and Trade on the horizon
Canada, has announced that it is beginning to formulate its own Cap and Trade system this week, to continue the trend of North American policy convergence on Climate Change issues. » Read more...
Vancouver 2010 aims for sustainable Olympics
In a state not short of green ideas, British Columbia once again looks forward to displaying its green credentials but this time on the international stage. » Read more...
WOC - important implications for Copenhagen
There has been a huge amount of coverage of conferences so far this year, the G20 foremost among them. » Read more...
New Formula 1 Track: Crash Course in Environmental Politics?
Last year France was axed from the Grand Prix calendar after the French motorsport federation withdrew support of the Magny-Cours track, citing lack of funds. Formula 1 CEO, Bernie Ecclestone, ruled out returning to the rural venue, with his sites set on a Paris race date to grace the Formula 1 calendar. » Read more...
You want it? You got it!
Although as yet unofficial, an exciting new development is expected when President Obama will soon – probably later today – announces new federal rules for automobile emissions and mileage standards. » Read more...
Recent articles:
- North American Cap and Trade on the horizon (1 comments) - 05/26/2009
- Vancouver 2010 aims for sustainable Olympics (0 comments) - 05/25/2009
- WOC - important implications for Copenhagen (2 comments) - 05/23/2009
- New Formula 1 Track: Crash Course in Environmental Politics? (0 comments) - 05/19/2009
- You want it? You got it! (17 comments) - 05/19/2009
- Hamburg: Taking the power back (2 comments) - 05/19/2009
- Quebec shows leadership with Cap and Trade (2 comments) - 05/18/2009
- UK claim to control the Atlantic sea (0 comments) - 05/17/2009
- Australia divided on new ETS (1 comments) - 05/15/2009
- Harper government's indifference exposed (0 comments) - 05/14/2009
- Water beats out Climate Change for EPA funds (0 comments) - 05/14/2009
- Japan has the worst GHG results: what does this mean for nuclear? (0 comments) - 05/13/2009
- Troubled waters: India’s Ganges River has bleak outlook (0 comments) - 05/13/2009
- Climate Changing Tourism: France’s Future (0 comments) - 05/12/2009
- The German wrecking bonus: party's over - what about side effects and hangovers? (0 comments) - 05/06/2009
Recent comments
- Ruth Brandt commented on North American Cap and Trade on the horizon at 28 May 17:32
- Nick Dommett commented on WOC - important implications for Copenhagen at 27 May 13:21
- Ruth Brandt commented on WOC - important implications for Copenhagen at 25 May 11:21
- takashi commented on You want it? You got it! at 24 May 04:37
- Chris commented on Quebec shows leadership with Cap and Trade at 21 May 22:18
- Kari commented on You want it? You got it! at 21 May 16:22
- rob commented on Quebec shows leadership with Cap and Trade at 20 May 19:50
- Paige Andrews commented on You want it? You got it! at 20 May 14:06
- Fabian commented on Hamburg: Taking the power back at 20 May 10:56
- Ruth Brandt commented on You want it? You got it! at 20 May 09:07
- merryk commented on You want it? You got it! at 20 May 08:50
- merryk commented on You want it? You got it! at 20 May 08:41
- Kari commented on You want it? You got it! at 20 May 01:22
- Lara commented on Hamburg: Taking the power back at 19 May 22:15
- Ruth Brandt commented on You want it? You got it! at 19 May 21:46
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Hamburg: Taking the power back
Fabian Teichmueller, 19th May 09
Seven years ago, Hamburg sold its municipal energy provider to the Swedish utility Vattenfall. » Read more...
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