Fiscal implications of global decarbonization
Internationally coordinated climate mitigation policies can effectively put the world on a path toward achieving the agreed Paris temperature goals. Such coordination could be initiated by large players,
United States Of America (US)
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Bird population dips due to energy production
Energy production of all types
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Finding balance: agricultural residues, ethanol, and the environment
Crop residues like wheat straw and corn stover
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City Plans to Make Older Buildings Refit to Save Energy
Elected leaders in New York City will propose a suite of laws and other initiatives on Wednesday aimed at reducing energy consumption and related emissions of greenhouse gases by requiring owners of thousands of older buildings to upgrade everything from boilers to light bulbs.
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US Interior Revokes Bush Endangered Species Rule
The Obama administration said on Tuesday it rolled back a Bush-era rule excusing oil and gas companies in polar bear habitat from special reviews designed to ensure they are not harming the animals.
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A Clean Energy Machine That Works Like the Sun
WHAT could be the world
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U.S. Bill To Create Clean Energy Investment Agency
U.S. lawmakers introduced legislation this week that would establish a new independent agency to spearhead government clean energy investments. The bipartisan bill, introduced by Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Chairman Jeff Bingaman and ranking member Lisa Murkowski, would establish a Clean Energy Deployment Administration within the Energy Department.
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Energy scarcity threatens environment
Energy scarcity has become more serious for the energy-deficient growing economies having insufficient resources to combat the environmental pollution, said former HEC chairman Dr Attaur Rehman in his inaugural speech as chief guest at a three-day international conference.
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Free Trade, Green Trade
PRESIDENT OBAMA and the other leaders at the Group of 20 meeting last month vowed to both pursue a
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Paterson Orders Agencies to Switch From Bottled Water to Tap
Citing financial and environmental reasons, Gov. David A. Paterson signed an executive order on Tuesday directing state agencies to phase out the purchase and use of bottled water at government workplaces.