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Nissan unveils its electric car, the Leaf • Sunderland in running to make five-door hatchback • Nissan claims Leaf is first electric-only mass-market car Tim Webb guardian.co.uk, Sunday 2 August 2009 19.29 BST Article history The new zero-emission electric vehicle, Leaf, during the opening ceremony of the new Nissan headquaters in Yokohama on Sunday. Photograph: Continue Reading →
The Claim: Refrigeration Preserves Nutrients By ANAHAD O’CONNOR Published: July 27, 2009 THE FACTS Leif Parsons Related More Really? Columns Summer is the time for fresh produce, from farmer’s markets to garden harvests. But consumers may not realize that many fruits and vegetables experience rapid losses in their nutritional value when Continue Reading →
Chinese to launch first ever green lawsuit against government ‘Breakthrough’ hailed as Chinese judge says residents may prosecute government over pollution claims Tania Branigan in Beijing and agencies guardian.co.uk, Friday 31 July 2009 16.07 BST Article history Benxi steel mills blowing smoke over residential buildings. China should see its first lawsuit by an environmental Continue Reading →
Climate change poised to feed on itself August 1, 2009 SMH Fifteen of Australia’s top climate experts explain how we know humans are altering the atmosphere and why we must act now. Around the world, thousands of scientists have devoted their professional lives to studying the climate. Not centrally organised, they sometimes build temporary affiliations Continue Reading →
UN boss says ETS delays ‘don’t matter’ July 31, 2009 Article from: Australian Associated Press THE INTERNATIONAL community will care little if Australia skips its target date for finalising an emissions trading scheme (ETS), the head of the UN’s climate change office Yvo de Boer says. Asked whether it mattered if Australia arrived in Continue Reading →
July 30, 2009 Britain To Launch Innovative Feed-in Tariff Program in 2010 by Paul Gipe, Contributor They said it couldn’t be done, but Britain has risen to the challenge. Britain’s Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Ed Miliband has released long-awaited details on the Labour Government’s feed-in tariff policy. Miliband, an up-and-coming politician Continue Reading →