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Is the clean energy cashback tariff high enough to stimulate investment? After months of deliberation, the UK government has announced a range of illustrative figures for feed-in tariffs. From Carbon Commentary, part of the Guardian Environment Network From Carbon Commentary, part of the Guardian Environment Network guardian.co.uk, Thursday 16 July 2009 11.32 BST Article history Continue Reading →
The rich can relax. We just need the poor world to cut emissions. By 125% British and G8 climate strategy just doesn’t add up. As soon as serious curbs are needed it turns into impossible nonsense. George Monbiot guardian.co.uk, Monday 13 July 2009 21.00 BST Article history Well, at least that clears up the mystery. Continue Reading →
Most Americans don’t believe humans responsible for climate change, study finds In contrast, scientists overwhelmingly believe global warming is caused by human activity Suzanne Goldenberg, US environment correspondent guardian.co.uk, Thursday 9 July 2009 19.31 BST Article history Planet Earth. Photograph: Blue Line Pictures/Getty Images Barack Obama’s sense of urgency in getting Congress and the Continue Reading →
India prays for rain as water wars break out The monsoon is late, the wells are running dry and in the teeming city of Bhopal, water supply is now a deadly issue. Gethin Chamberlain reports Gethin Chamberlain The Observer, Sunday 12 July 2009 Article history A young man walks across Bhopal’s Upper Lake, which Continue Reading →
Wild weather in the year ahead, scientists predict John Vidal The Observer, Sunday 12 July 2009 Article history Climate scientists have warned of wild weather in the year ahead as the start of the global “El Niño” phenomenon exacerbates the impact of global warming. As well as droughts, floods and other extreme events, the Continue Reading →
Gilbert school ‘green’ in more ways than 1 Hayley Ringle, Tribune July 10, 2009 – 7:06P Having it’s own water chilling system on campus allows Gilbert’s Campo Verde High School to keep their air conditioning system cooler and cheaper. Darryl Webb, Tribune Although the Campo Verde High School name was not chosen for the “green” Continue Reading →