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A new methodology to calculate the carbon reducing potential of products and services from the information and communication technologies (ICT) sector has been released. WSP has been at the heart of the technical delivery.
Workshop Report on Carbon Offsets through Wetlands Released
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8 June 2010: The Ramsar Secretariat has released the report of the expert workshop “Achieving Carbon Offsets through Mangroves and Other Wetlands,
Tamminen: Measuring CarbonJust Imagine
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A few weeks ago, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson announced that 10,000 facilities would soon have to measure and register their carbon emissions. Last week, she told a packed house at the Governors Global Climate Summit2 in Los Angeles that her agency will introduce rules requiring significant new sources of carbon emissions, like a new or remodeled fossil-fueled power plant, to pay for the right to pollute.
Ocean Carbon gauge, now commercial
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COLUMBUS, OHIO: An analytical instrument designed to help scientists understand and predict climate change, the pCO2 monitoring system was developed as part of an innovative cooperative effort with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (NOAA).
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- Published: Mar 25th, 2009
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Zerofootprint and Cybernomics Launch One Minute ECOnomics Carbon Calculator
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Calculator gives personalized metrics to businesses looking to employ a sustainability strategy within their IT department based on carbon measurement
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- Published: Feb 11th, 2009
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Tackling the CO2 Measurement Challenge
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The challenge: very precisely measure carbon dioxide in Earth’s atmosphere all over the world, especially near Earth’s surface.
Niwa in global CO2 project
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While some Lauder residents may have thought the Gulfstream V business jet flying overhead yesterday was a rich holiday maker on a jaunt around Central Otago, it was in fact all business.
The plane belongs to the National Centre for Atmospheric Research, in Boulder, Colorado, and was taking CO2 measurements for Niwa for the Total Carbon Column Observing Network – a worldwide network established six years ago.