Internet Giants Have Greenhouse Gas Issues
A report from Verdantix finds the top Internet players in need of a stategic approach to reduced carbon emmissions, especially in regards to data centers. Read more →
GHGs New Focus For California Incentives
California makes changes to its Self-Generation Incentive Program, basing eligibility and awards on the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. Read more →
Swedish Family Sets Pace, Slashes Footprint
The One Tonne Life Project shows that a combo of energy smart lifestyle choices, eco-tech and renewable energy can cut the family carbon output by two thirds. Read more →
Climate Change Assessed, State By State
The Natural Resources Defense Council has compiled data from the last decade, offering a glimpse of which states are most affected by climate change. Read more →
EPA Rules Green Job Creator, Not Killer
A study says EPA rules on greenhouse gases won't kill jobs, as some argue; instead, the investment required will lead to 1.46 million new jobs. Read more →
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Cute Teddy Bear Doubles As Power Monitor
The Smart and Cute Power Monitor puts a warm and fuzzy face on energy efficiency, turning pink when household power usage spikes, green when it decreases. Read more →
Greenhouse Gas Converted into Fuel?
Forget just sequestering carbon--why not CO2-based fuels? That's the thinking behind new research in the UK aimed at turning coal-fired carbon emissions into methanol fuel. Read more →
Greenpeace: Cloud Computing A Potential Future GHG Issue?
Greenpeace is targeting the release of the iPad by focusing upon the problems around the potential increased use of fossil fuels like coal in IT applications such as cloud computing. Read more →
New Planned Calpine Power Plant Said To Be Eco-Friendly
Calpine Corporation announces what it calls the nation's first power plant to restrict greenhouse gas emissions - set to begin construction this year in Hayward, California. Read more →
Human Powered Indian Rickshaws Go Electric Assist Via Solar Power
The Soleckshaw is new a solar powered e-bike for rickshaw pedicab drivers, aimed at increasing carbon-free transportation in the city and improving the lives of rickshaw pullers. Read more →
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