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• in Green
  Sizing Up the Beast – Can Climates Past Foretell Climes to Come?
  A new paper posits a slight shrinking in the climate's sensitivity to CO2; but it still has the climate dragon roaring
  by wyrdways / on Nov 29, 2011
• in Green
  Biodiesel Crops Ready To Take Off
  Michigan airports have started to grow their own.
  by apasolini / on Jun 29, 2011
• in Politics
  New Hampshire Legislature Steps Up to The Plate: They Repeal Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
  Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative goes the way of the dinosaur--and about time.
  by JerryWatson / on Mar 1, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “greenhouse gases”

 

• Indonesia to conserve half of Borneo region

  
  OK4me2 — Authority: 125
  A wetland forest at the Danau Sentarum National Park in West Kalimantan on Indonesian Borneo island. Indonesias forestry ministry said Thursday it would conserve nearly half its share of Borneo island, which is covered with dense rainforest, so as to meet a presidential pledge to reduce gas emissions. Indonesias ...
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• Energy: Activists wring blood from a Keystone

  
  L.A. Times - Opinion Blog — Authority: 667
  Dont believe anybody who tells you todays decision by President Obama to reject the Keystone XL pipeline was about protecting the environment or destroying American jobs. It was about politics, pure and simple -- and that goes not just for Obama, but the environmentalists, conservatives and fossil-fuel interests ...
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• Keystone XL: Americas Italian cruise ship?

  
  L.A. Times - Opinion Blog — Authority: 667
  Why is it that when I picture the Keystone XL pipeline, I see a half-submerged cruise ship in the Mediterranean? Maybe its because the wreck of the Costa Concordia off Italys coast is a reminder that, well, stuff happens. Which is why its good news that the Obama administration has decided against issuing a permit ...
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• Dangerous Navajo Power Plant Emissions Documented in EPA Interactive Map

  
  Disinformation — Authority: 125
  Navajo Generating Station near Page, Arizona. Photo by R. J. Hall (CC) Brenda Norrell writes at Censored News : The US EPA has released an interactive map showing the greenhouse gas emissions from the Navajo Nation’s three power plants and other poisonous large facilities in Indian country. The dangerous ...
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• Quo Vadis Anthropogenic CO2? Part 1: Greenhouse gas emissions and global warming

  
  From Edison's Desk — Authority: 103
  Hello there! My name is Konrad Eichhorn Colombo and I recently started as a blog editor for GE’s Edison’s desk. I am a member of the Renewable Energy Systems Lab in Munich and work on technologies for power, oil and gas as well as aviation. One hot topic we are currently addressing is how to cope with the large ...
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• Top 10 Green Trends of 2011 from TIME Magazine

  
  The Sustainable Scribe — Authority: 107
  Welcome back to the Planet Forward blog, we’re a couple of weeks into the New Year and we thought we’d take a look back at the top 10 green trends in 2011. TIME Magazine published a list of their top 10 green trends of 2011 and you’ll be surprised by some of them. The topics are diverse ranging from electric ...
  2 weeks ago

• Electric cars are Ready to Go – but How Clean is the Juice?

  
  Sustainablog — Authority: 113
  The Ford Focus Electric The production lines are humming, sales rooms are buzzing, and people are actually fighting to get on waiting lists – all for a slice of EV (electric vehicle) action. The first serious production – volume electric cars are here – and the dawn of an era of green personal transport has ...
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• Electric cars are Ready to Go – but How Clean is the Juice?

  
  Sustainablog — Authority: 113
  The Ford Focus Electric The production lines are humming, sales rooms are buzzing, and people are actually fighting to get on waiting lists – all for a slice of EV (electric vehicle) action. The first serious production – volume electric cars are here – and the dawn of an era of green personal transport has ...
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• The dog is the weather

  
  RealClimate — Authority: 563
  A TV series that ran on Norwegian TV ( NRK ) last year included a simple and fun cartoon that demonstrates some important concepts relative to weather and climate: In the animation, the man’s path can be considered as analogous to a directional climatic change, while the path traced by his dog’s whimsical ...
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• One company behind U.S.s top three biggest greenhouse gas emitters

  
  Conservation news — Authority: 121
  The Atlanta-based Southern company owns the top three biggest sources of greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. according to recent data released by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Three of Southerns coal-fired plants—two in Georgia and one in Alabama—account for around 64.74 million metric tons of total ...
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• Perverse Cities: Hidden Subsidies, Wonky Policy and Urban Sprawl

  
  thegreenjournal.ca - beta — Authority: 123
  Pamela Blais’ first book targets the (all too) well-known phenomenon of urban sprawl – the low-grade fabric of cookie-cutter subdivisions, big-box power centres, remote office parks and tawdry commercial strips – none of which can be accessed without a car. Sprawl, Blais points out, is an extremely inefficient ...
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• Power Plants Emit 72% of US Greenhouse Gases by Stationary Sources

  
  CleanTechies Blog - CleanTechies.com — Authority: 530
  For the first time, an inventory of the largest stationary greenhouse gas emitters in the United States has made been made publicly available. On Wednesday, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency published the first-ever inventory of greenhouse gas emissions from large polluters . The inventory, which catalogs ...
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• The Oil Sands are NOT the “Tar” Sands and 9 More Interesting Facts

  
  Stock Market News & Stocks to Watch from StraightStocks — Authority: 150
  The oil sands in northern Alberta are crucially important to the Canadian economy. People from all over the country are traveling there to find work. The news is filled with controversy over proposed pipelines (the Keystone XL and the Northern Gateway) to carry the oil to export markets. Here are 10 things everyone ...
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• Direct Data from Largest US Sources of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Available Online for First Time

  
  CleanTechnica — Authority: 639
  Graphic courtesy US EPA Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions data direct from the largest emitters in the US are being made available for the first time ever via a new online database from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The 2010 GHG data released Jan. 11 by the EPA accounts for 80% of total US GHG emissions ...
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• US Map of Biggest Polluters (Interactive)

  
  Planetsave — Authority: 579
    The EPA release a cool new interactive map yesterday that lets you check out who are the biggest greenhouse gas polluters in your neighborhood (or anyone’s neighborhood in the U.S.). It’s pretty awesome… if you’re really into protecting our climate and/or maps. I just checked out my home town of Sarasota ...
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• America’s top 10 polluting power stations

  
  ThinktoSustain- the sustainable development blog — Authority: 119
  Newly released data from the US Environmental Protection Agency shows the biggest carbon emitters among the countrys coal power stations . . . → continue reading..: America’s top 10 polluting power stations
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• Targeting methane, black carbon could buy world a little time on climate change

  
  Conservation news — Authority: 121
  A new study in Science argues that reducing methane and black carbon emissions would bring global health, agriculture, and climate benefits. While such reductions would not replace the need to reduce CO2 emissions, they could have the result of lowering global temperature by 0.5 degrees Celsius (0.9 degree Fahrenheit) ...
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• Who’s polluting? New tool from the EAP reports.

  
  elephant journal — Authority: 604
  For the first time, comprehensive greenhouse gas (GHG) data reported directly from large facilities and suppliers across the country are now easily accessible to the public through EPA’s GHG Reporting Program.
  2 weeks ago

• Coal-fired power plants biggest source of greenhouse gases, EPA says

  
  Alan Gregory's Conservation News — Authority: 118
  This is actually not much of a surprise, but the EPA is getting some good media attention from its release today of a package of climate change-related data and more. Here’s one paper’s prime-time article .
  2 weeks ago

• EPA Reveals Biggest GHG Emitters

  
  Environmental Leader — Authority: 501
  The top three GHG emitters in the country are all power plants owned by Southern Company, according to data just released by the EPA. The agency yesterday launched an online tool (pictured) that allows users to view and sort GHG data by facility, location, industrial sector, and the type of GHG emitted. The EPA ...
  2 weeks ago

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