Climate – Aug 15
The case against expanding Heathrow airport
Crematorium concern over carbon footprint
Carbon market encourages chopping forests
Scientists warn Arctic sea ice is melting at its fastest rate
The case against expanding Heathrow airport
Crematorium concern over carbon footprint
Carbon market encourages chopping forests
Scientists warn Arctic sea ice is melting at its fastest rate
Tropical Storm Dean heads towards Caribbean
There’s money in oil, oystermen find
Clash over Canadian oil sands inevitable
Drilling hits new high in ultra-deep Gulf of Mexico
Disappointing first half douses hope for ’07 big oil output gains
Tanzania families dig deeper into pockets to put food on tables
Prices for key foods are rising sharply
Global warming boosts crop disease
Two steps to reduce America’s energy problem
Economist: Clean green flying machine? Don’t hold your breath
The NAFTA Superhighway
Driving down the road of congestion in Melbourne
The bubble mentality that led to the current chaos in the world’s credit markets has uncomfortable parallels to the way the industrial world treats its energy resources. Will the fossil fuel-driven boom that has created modern industrial society turn out in retrospect to be akin to a speculative bubble?
Posting at Energy Bulletin will be light and scattered through the weekend, returning to normal on Monday evening.
New DiCaprio film takes on environmental crises
Carbon-free and nuclear-free: a roadmap for U.S. energy policy
Curing our “Global Fever”: William H. Calvin
At World Bank, climate change isn’t part of the equation
We should all be at Heathrow protesting
Doubts over ‘green’ solar panels
Biofuel a must for India, say experts
Biofuel boom threatens Gummy Bears
Stoneleigh: The resurgence of risk – a primer on the developing credit crunch
Kunstler: Margin call
Energy: Europe’s escape routes from Moscow
Energy-hungry Turkey drilling for more oil
Iranian president replaces oil and industry ministers
Impact of rising natural gas prices on U.S. ammonia supply
Nitrogen quietly rivaling CO2 as a global climate threat
Human alteration of the global nitrogen cycle