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News / Carbon & Climate

Nobel laureates’ climate tragedy alert

...ce in Paris by two French Nobel laureate physicists, Serge Haroche and Claude Cohen-Tannoudji, accompanied by Hans Joachim Schellnhuber, director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, ...

10 Dec 2015

Nobel laureates’ climate tragedy alert

News / Carbon & Climate

Global warming can have adverse regional impacts

...cast is necessarily good news. US climate scientists have found that cloud formation over the Arctic increases the chance of warming, and could accelerate the melting of the ice caps. And researchers ...

28 Dec 2015

Global warming can have adverse regional impacts

News / Energy

Renewables raise challenge to coal in power league

...ct patterns of use. In non-OECD countries, only 22.3 per cent of renewables are used for electricity and heat production and 60.7 per cent in homes, commercial and public sectors. In OECD countries, m...

19 Aug 2015

Renewables raise challenge to coal in power league

News / Energy

Old King Coal is sick – but not yet dying

...cher of the Carbon Tracker Initiative Contracting market Ted Nace of CoalSwarm, a network of researchers into coal’s impacts and alternatives to it, said: “What’s striking is how quickly the business...

18 Mar 2015

Old King Coal is sick – but not yet dying

News / Carbon & Climate

Unchecked emissions spell hotter, wetter days for Singapore

...cal Service Singapore's (MSS) Centre for Climate Research Singapore (CCRS), researchers shared projections about how climate change would affect Singapore in two different scenarios. The first, 'busi...

16 Apr 2015

Unchecked emissions spell hotter, wetter days for Singapore

News / Cities

Delhi’s houses built on sand

...city to live in, because of a process called “liquefaction”. This process occurs when a very strong earthquake hits sandy soil, and under the impact of the shock, the sandy soil behaves like a thick l...

13 Apr 2016

Delhi’s houses built on sand

News / Carbon & Climate

Antarctic techno-fix cannot slow rising seas

...ctic can be reversed, have only tentatively conceded that technology could dampen the force of a hurricane, and have found that – instead of cooling the Earth – attempts to control climate change coul...

11 Mar 2016

Antarctic techno-fix cannot slow rising seas

News / Energy

Coal investment is the most urgent climate threat

...countries’ contributions to emissions reductions after 2020 are not consistent with a 2°C pathway. He said the carbon clock was ticking and the Paris COP21 climate conference must give a clear and cre...

6 Jul 2015

Coal investment is the most urgent climate threat

News / Carbon & Climate

Cambodia to export crocodile skins to France next month

...Cambodia has the highest number of wild crocodiles among countries in the region, which reflects that we have done a good job in the protection of wild crocodiles." Cambodia currently exports crocodil...

28 Apr 2015

Cambodia to export crocodile skins to France next month

News / Waste

Useful waste is win-win solution for energy and food

...cross the world, mostly because governments set their own rules to encourage the technology, and also because local circumstances provide contrasting piles of waste. But in every case the waste can be...

3 Feb 2016

Useful waste is win-win solution for energy and food

News / Carbon & Climate

Rising temperatures mean fewer but fiercer hurricanes

...creases of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere as a consequence of fossil fuel combustion could drive tropical cyclones to higher latitudes and that the most destructive hurricanes could happen increasin...

26 May 2015

Rising temperatures mean fewer but fiercer hurricanes

Press Releases / GlacialTech Inc

GlacialLight new LED bay lights output 10,000 lumens using just 96W

...ccessory) Outdoor-ready rotating mounting bracket available. (optional accessory) Read more about this new product please visit at GlacialLight's website: http://www.glaciallight.com/products...

13 Feb 2015

GlacialLight new LED bay lights output 10,000 lumens using just 96W

News / Carbon & Climate

Scientists zero in on only solution to climate crisis

...ctory is not one of economic pain, but of economic opportunity, progress and inclusiveness. It is a chance too good to be missed. “The latest science indicates that there are critical thresholds in th...

23 Apr 2015

Scientists zero in on only solution to climate crisis

News / Carbon & Climate

New climate plans would cut projected warming levels

...climate change conference currently being held in Lima, comes from the Climate Action Tracker, an independent science-based assessment that tracks countries’ emission commitments and actions. It comes...

12 Dec 2014

New climate plans would cut projected warming levels

News / Food & Agriculture

Climate change brings severe risks to northern Pakistan

...Chief Executive Officer of FCA, Nusrat Nasab at an International conference on climate change and environmental change Impacts on the Indus basin. The conference was held in Kathmandu, and jointly org...

28 Apr 2016

Climate change brings severe risks to northern Pakistan

News / Policy & Finance

The eyes of the world are on Paris

...commitments will be announced, in action areas ranging from forests and agriculture to clean energy and private finance for climate action. See the full opening speech by UNFCCC Executive Secretary Ch...

2 Dec 2015

The eyes of the world are on Paris

Press Releases / GlacialTech Inc

GlacialLight announces emergency backup module GL-EM01F for LED panel lights and troffer lights

...contractors to fulfill NFPA, IBC and local building code ordinances for emergency lighting. With output current customizable from 100mA to 700mA, the emergency light output can be ordered for brighter...

20 Jul 2015

GlacialLight announces emergency backup module GL-EM01F for LED panel lights and troffer lights

News / Carbon & Climate

Paris agreement marks "turning point" in history

...C, a financing mechanism that will raise at least US$100 billion a year to help developing countries tackle climate change, and review and monitoring process that will track the transparency of pledge...

13 Dec 2015

Paris agreement marks "turning point" in history

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

The climate pope

...cience, the teaching document – the most significant from the Vatican in over a decade – recognizes the need for urgent action, as the world confronts potentially catastrophic climate change. In 2000,...

22 Jun 2015

The climate pope

News / Carbon & Climate

Heat of the night’s carbon threat

...carbon constitute one major scenario through which the terrestrial carbon sink could switch to a source,” the scientists write. “Because tropical forests account for 33 per cent of the annual primary ...

12 Dec 2015

Heat of the night’s carbon threat