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Tag Archives: carbon emissions
Klaus Lackner’s Artificial Trees Soak Up CO2 Emissions Faster Than Plants
As news breaks that global carbon dioxide levels are at an all-time high, one scientist is developing “artificial trees“ to help cleanse the air and reduce greenhouse gas pollution. Columbia University’s Klaus Lackner has developed a carbon dioxide capturing material that … Continue reading
Study Finds Conservatives Less Likely to Buy Light Bulbs Labeled as Good for the Environment
New research suggests that people with right wing views are less likely to buy light bulbs that are labeled as “pro-environment” due to the politicized nature of the carbon debate in the United States. In a study published last month … Continue reading
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Britain’s Green Investment Bank Loans $1 Billion in First Months of Business
Photo via Shutterstock In order to help reduce carbon emissions by 2020, the UK government recently opened the Green Investment Bank (GIB) in Edinburgh, making it the first bank in the world focused entirely on lending to clean energy developments. Capitalized with … Continue reading
Posted in biomass, carbon emissions, global warming, investment, Policy
Tagged biomass, Britain, carbon emissions, Edinburgh, gib, global development, Green Deal, Green Investment Bank, investment, loan, market, private sector, UK, vince cable
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Melting Arctic Seas are Turning into Giant Pools of Acid, Researchers Warn
Photo via Shutterstock Researchers warn that the cold Arctic seas are undergoing a process of rapid acidification as a result of rising carbon emissions. With its protective ice cap diminishing during summer months and greater swaths of surface area exposed … Continue reading
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TLED Bulb: Philips Unveils World’s Most Efficient Warm-Glowing LED
Philips has just unveiled the world’s most energy-efficient LED bulb. The TLED bulb, still in the prototype stage, is based on tube lighting technology and provides a warmer glow than conventional LEDs. Each bulb generates 200lm/W of high quality light—more … Continue reading
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Tagged carbon emissions, energy efficiency, energy efficient lighting, energy-efficient LED lamp, Green Lighting, green technology, lighting technology, Phillips LED lamps, Phillips LED lighting, Phillips TLED prototype lamp, prototype lamp
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China Announces Plans to Export Greenhouse Gases to Terraform Mars
As an extension of China’s $16 billion plan to combat air pollution in its cities, today the China National Space Administration (CNSA) announced an ambitious plan to export the nation’s emissions to Mars. China is currently the world’s largest producer of greenhouse … Continue reading
Posted in air pollution, carbon emissions, china, global warming, news
Tagged air pollution, Air quality, Beijing air pollution, carbon emissions, china, China air pollution, geoengineering, GHG emissions, green design, green technology, greenhouse gas, MARS, sustainable design, terraforming
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Chinese Government Raises Fuel Efficiency Standards to Fight Air Pollution
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Tagged air pollution, Air quality, car industry, car market regulations, car toxic emissions, carbon emissions, carbon emissions china, China air pollution, china smog, chinese fuel-efficiency standard, environmental destruction, fuel efficient automobiles, fuel efficient cars, Hybrid Technologies
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Coal Plants Kill Thousands of People in India Each Year, Says Greenpeace
Photo via Shutterstock Up to 120,000 premature deaths every year result from India’s failure to properly control emissions from a growing number of coal plants throughout the country, according to a Greenpeace report. Meanwhile, a former World Bank report reveals … Continue reading
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Tagged asthma, carbon emissions, carousel showcase, coal, coal plants, death, dirty energy, Environment, greenpeace, india, news, pollution, sulphur, World Bank
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Coal Plants Kill Thousands of People in India Each Year, Says Greenpeace
Photo via Shutterstock A recent Greenpeace report found that Up to 120,000 premature deaths every year result from India’s failure to properly control emissions from a growing number of coal plants throughout the country. Meanwhile, a World Bank report reveals … Continue reading
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Tagged asthma, carbon emissions, carousel showcase, coal, coal plants, death, dirty energy, Environment, greenpeace, india, news, pollution, sulphur, World Bank
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