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Carbon offset credits allow companies and governments to comply with emissions standards by buying carbon credits. Some individuals and organizations also buy credits to offset the environmental damage from their own energy consumption.
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Europe’s largest long-haul carrier, Lufthansa, has said that it would pass on the higher costs of a carbon emission tax...
Santa may be jolly, but he is certainly not green. Over his 122-million-mile trip around the world, Santa will release...
By Hannah Hoag – What are the problems with the credit methods? Lax verification for carbon-offset projects has been a...
The Australian government will begin imposing a tax on carbon emissions in mid-2012. But large giveaways to industry...
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A coal-powered plant in West Yorkshire has launched the UK’s largest carbon capture initiative, a pilot project...
Climate talks began in Durban, South Africa on Monday amid downplayed expectations for any meaningful agreements on...
Carbon sequestration is the capture of carbon dioxide (CO2). This is the process of carbon capture and storage, where...
A regional cap-and-trade program launched in the northeastern U.S. three years ago has saved customers nearly $1.
A study quantifying each nation’s contribution to global carbon emissions based on its role in the supply chain of...
Australia has just enacted a carbon tax law that it will implement mid-2012. Is a carbon tax a better policy than a cap...
You heard that right. Some years back, Vestergaard Frandsen, a company operating under a Humanitarian Entrepreneurship...
LVMH’s success and the continued economic downturn means one of two things: either spending by those wealthy enough to...
Some of the coldest places on Earth, including the high altitudes of the southern Andes and the Himalaya, could also...
In many parts of the world, including areas of India, central Asia and the Sahara desert where the climate is arid and...
German coal-fired profit margins rise as carbon emissions plunge - read this Platts news article and other stories in...
TerraCycle, partnering with Logitech, has launched the Keyboard and Mouse Brigade. The e-waste recycling program allows...
Let's Roll were the last recorded words from Flight 93 which crashed in Pennsylvania on September 11, 2001, and they...
At a time when many are adopting the narrative that carbon markets are faltering, the European Union (EU) is...
Electric cars are coming to dealers near you. The question is, should you buy one? After testing driving the Mitsubishi...
This is supposed to be the year of the green economy. U.S. President Barack Obama's $787 billion stimulus package has...
Turning computers off, or configuring them to sleep when inactive, can be a very simple way to reduce energy use.
The Bloomberg connection is more than a feather in the Sierra Club cap: If there ever is a moment when it can be said...
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