Posts tagged as:
| Sourced From |
India has embarked on a new path for tackling carbon reduction in the transportation sector two weeks before the 16th Conference of Parties (COP) event of the United Nations Climate Change Conference held in Cancun, Mexico from November 29 to December 10.
{ 0 comments }
| Sourced From |
United Nations: India, the world’s fourth largest greenhouse gas emitter, has launched a new United Nations-backed project to reduce emissions and develop a low-carbon transport system.
{ 0 comments }
| Sourced From |
A new technology centre has been created to develop low carbon transport materials and drive innovation.
{ 0 comments }
| Sourced From |
As companies around the world begin to focus on including corporate social responsibility (CSR) goals in their annual reports, a surprising number of companies in the United Kingdom do not even understand the company’s carbon footprint. With a portion of a typical CSR report focused on reducing one’s carbon footprint, actually knowing this number would be a good place to start.
{ 3 comments }
| Sourced From |
Researchers at the Stockholm Environment Institute, University of York have achieved a significant breakthrough in climate change policy by showing how to make drastic cuts in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from transport.
{ 4 comments }
| Sourced From |
At the LowCVP Conference and Awards Dinner 2010, Transport Minister Norman Baker delivered the first major speech on low carbon transport by the new coalition Government. The winners of the inaugural Low Carbon Champions Awards were also announced as well as the successful entrants in the LowCVP/EST Community Challenge.
{ 5 comments }
Environment Minister Edwin Poots has outlined his support for greater use of biofuels to help create a green environment.
Continue Reading at
{ 2 comments }
| Sourced From |
More cycling and walking facilities and bus priority measures will be crucial in cutting emissions, according to research by the East of England Development Agency.
{ 0 comments }
| Sourced From |
Carmaker Nissan has announced that Sunderland will be the UK base of its advanced lithium-ion battery production in Europe, with a second plant to be built in Portugal.
{ 3 comments }
Network on Linkedin
Get daily news
Subscribe to RSS
Follow on Twitter
Add us to iGoogle
Become a Facebook Fan
Join our Pledge Community
