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Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm (D) is trying to rescue her states tanking economy by taking it
India urges rich not to use “green” protectionism
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BONN, Germany, April 7 (Reuters) – India urged rich nations against applying a carbon tariff on steel and other imports, on the sidelines of UN climate talks in Bonn on Tuesday.
Both U.S. and European Union policymakers have considered penalising imports of products such as steel and cement, whose manufacture generates a lot of carbon emissions, from countries with softer climate policies.
Reduce your carbon footprint, energy bills
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With spring in full bloom, its a great time to consider ways to green your home and reduce your carbon footprint.
Chamber reducing carbon footprint
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One last chance to save mankind
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With his 90th birthday in July, a trip into space scheduled for later in the year and a new book out next month, 2009 promises to be an exciting time for James Lovelock. But the originator of the Gaia theory, which describes Earth as a self-regulating planet, has a stark view of the future of humanity. He tells Gaia Vince we have one last chance to save ourselves – and it has nothing to do with nuclear power
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Container Exchanger is Containing Carbon Green Award Winner
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(OPENPRESS) December 17, 2008 — According to David Madden, President of Container Exchanger,
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Inferknow Develops Technology to Reduce Carbon Footprint of Computers
Working on the computer might seem like a harmless enough activity, but the fact is that computers have a fairly enormous carbon footprint. In fact, a while back it was reported that the global IT industry’s carbon emissions of two per cent of the total, puts it at par with the aviation industry as far as emissions go. Steps such as turning off your PCs , recycling etc. certainly go a long way in conserving energy but new and innovative solutions are also on the way.
Inferknow’s “Green” is a case in point. Green is a Firefox browser extension that collects data from your PC so as to personalize the web ads that you encounter while browsing. The revenues generated from web ads go towards the purchase of carbon credits from Carbonfund.org – a leading carbon offset provider, to reduce the environmental impact of your PC. Green is free, easy to install and available for download here.
