Tutti i temi: Cambiamento climatico
marzo 2008
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30.03.2008
The American Southwest has some of the greatest solar resources on the globe which remain largely untapped. This trend may be changing as solar technology matures, market forces shift and concern for climate change mounts.
ContinuaFrom: triplepundit Temi/paesi correlati: [Stati Uniti] [Energia] [Energia rinnovabile] Foto: Solar power: guaranteed free energy for millions of years © Greenpeace International
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29.03.2008
A new report estimates that 125 million people could be displaced in South East Asia by the end of the century if global temperatures were to rise by between 4-5 degrees Celsius.
ContinuaFonte: Greenpeace International Temi/paesi correlati: [Asia Meridionale] [Migrazioni] [Popolazione] Foto: Where will 125 million migrants go? © SOS Racisme Catalunya
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29.03.2008
Join thousands of Stop Climate Chaos coalition campaigners for a Week of Action - 30 March to 5 April - to strengthen the UK Climate Change Bill.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Gran Bretagna] [Attivismo] Foto: Climate change rally, London, 2006
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28.03.2008
MELBOURNE, Mar 28 (IPS) - Organisers of Earth Hour 2008 estimate that in excess of 30 million people worldwide will take action on Saturday to raise awareness of how small changes can make big differences when it comes to climate change.
ContinuaFonte: Inter Press Service (IPS) Temi/paesi correlati: [Energia] [Attivismo ambientale] [Inquinamento] [Energia rinnovabile] Foto: © Christopher Chan (flickr)
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28.03.2008
"Carbon dioxide emissions were lower in 2007 than 2006, although the suspicion is that this is down to good luck rather than good judgement," comments Friends of the Earth's energy campaigner.
ContinuaFonte: Friends of the Earth England, Wales and Northern Ireland Temi/paesi correlati: [Gran Bretagna] [Energia] [Inquinamento] Foto: Britain is 'cutting the carbon' but is it down to good luck rather than good judgement? Image by Christian Aid
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27.03.2008
North American environmental leaders recently issued a report calling for a greater commitment to green buildings in the region, where commercial and residential structures currently consume an average of 30 percent of total energy needs.
ContinuaFonte: Worldwatch Institute Temi/paesi correlati: [Canada] [Messico] [Stati Uniti] [Energia] [Habitat] [Attivismo ambientale] [Inquinamento] [Energia rinnovabile] [Governo] Foto: Environmentally friendly construction reduces carbon emissions, on average, by 35 percent, say experts. © Center for Rural Strategies
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27.03.2008
Join London Mayor Ken Livingstone’s call for Porsche to back down from its complaints against the CO2 charge.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Gran Bretagna] [Trasporti] Foto: Ken Livingstone
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27.03.2008
As the Arctic Ocean loses its floating ice cover, energy companies are racing to profit from the melting sea.
ContinuaFonte: Worldwatch Institute Temi/paesi correlati: [Energia] [Imprese] Foto: February average conditions 1985-2000, left; February 2008, right. Picture by NASA
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27.03.2008
Greenpeace has warned that if current levels of emissions of greenhouses gases are not curtailed and global warming is not kept below 2-degree point, a major humanitarian crisis is awaiting the South Asian region. This can result in massive displacement of 125 million people in India and Bangladesh alone.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Asia Meridionale] [Migrazioni] [Rifugiati] |
27.03.2008
It may sound like an oxymoron but this useful 'How to' guide could help reduce your carbon footprint from travel.
ContinuaFrom: Tufts Climate Initiative Temi/paesi correlati: [Trasporti] [Consumo] Foto: One way to travel: tourism in Murghab, Tajikistan © Kate Straub
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25.03.2008
Reducing output of black carbon -- a particulate matter recently found to have an atmospheric warming effect three to four times greater than previous estimates -- "would have immediate societal benefits in addition to the long-term effect of reducing greenhouse gas emissions," say scientists.
ContinuaFonte: Environment News Service (ENS) Temi/paesi correlati: [Atmosfera] [Inquinamento] Foto: Pollution in New Jersey, United States. © Jeffrey Allen
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25.03.2008
Black carbon or soot is the second largest contributor to global warming after carbon dioxide and causes 1.6 million deaths worldwide every year. Using smoke free cookers and making economies less carbon intensive can curb soot emissions, says a study released in a British journal.
ContinuaTemi/paesi correlati: [Ambiente] [MDGs] Foto: Black carbon rises from land clearing fires / Photo credit: Jeff Schmaltz, MODIS Rapid Response Team, NASA
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25.03.2008
Are icesheets at the edge of Antartica melting faster? Is the Southern Ocean soaking up less climate-warming carbon dioxide? Scientists hope to answer these questions on a data-gathering voyage.
ContinuaFrom: Reuters India Temi/paesi correlati: [Antartide] [Scienza] Foto: Antarctic ice sheet © British Antarctic Survey
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25.03.2008
In a few weeks every fuel company in the UK will be obliged to include biofuel in their petrol and diesel supplies. But many people are worried about the environmental impact of biofuels.
Continua+ Biofuels: a solution that became part of the problem Fonte: Greenpeace UK Temi/paesi correlati: [Europa] [Gran Bretagna] [Agricoltura] [Energia] [Trasporti] Foto: Speeding car (Greenpeace UK)
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24.03.2008
NEW YORK, Mar 24 (OneWorld) - A corporate watchdog group has started a nationwide voting campaign to name and shame companies that run afoul of economic and environmental laws.
ContinuaFonte: OneWorld US Temi/paesi correlati: [Stati Uniti] [Affari] [Imprese] [Attivismo] [Codici di condotta] [Etica e sistemi di valori] |
24.03.2008
World food production faces a "massive threat" as mountain glaciers in China and India -- the world's leading producers of wheat and rice -- are melting at an extremely fast, climate-induced rate, reports an environmental research institute.
ContinuaFonte: Earth Policy Institute Temi/paesi correlati: [India] [Agricoltura] [Alimentazione] [Fiumi] Foto: Dokriani glacier in the Himalayas. © Himalayan Trails (flickr)
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24.03.2008
The growth of developing economies in Africa, Asia and South America has accelerated global warming far beyond official predictions, according to a new study.
ContinuaFrom: Guardian/Observer Temi/paesi correlati: [Economia] Foto: Real action for the climate means tackling the biggest emitters like coal fired power stations ©Greenpeace
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23.03.2008
A British firm has agreed to build a giant tidal power scheme - the world's largest - in South Korea, using underwater turbines that experts say could make the proposed £15 billion Severn Barrage obsolete.
ContinuaFrom: The Telegraph Temi/paesi correlati: [Corea del Sud] [Affari] [Oceani] [Energia rinnovabile] Foto: 'Sea farm' of 1 megawatt tide turbines ©Lunar Energy
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22.03.2008
A new report quantifies both the greenhouse gas emissions of the Iraq War and the opportunity costs involved in fighting war rather than climate change.
ContinuaFrom: Oil Change International Temi/paesi correlati: [Iraq] [Inquinamento] [Conflitti] Foto: Modern war depends on fossil fuels
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