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- EcoClean can clean the air from aluminum rooftops
- White House falls behind on it´s solar power promises
- Greenhouse gas emissions on the rise in Europe
- Severe Environmental and Energy Funding Cuts
- Extreme climate skepticism or misplaced convictions? What is going on in the United States?
- The U.S. confirms that it still believes in nuclear power.
- Air pollution, fossil fuels and wind power in China
- Wave power coming ashore for Kenya
- Wind power looking optimistic for the future
- Permits continue to be withheld from oil companies
- EU on track for a smart electric grid
- Obama’s 2011 high speed rail proposal
- Alternative Bus Routes in Seoul and London
- Concentrated Solar Power (CSP)
- Tidal Power for the future
- Alberta's Tar Sands
- A New Year, a new set of GHG regulations
- New Global GHG Network of Sensors launched (U.S.)
- Wind Power in the United States is Gaining Speed
- The Fight Against Financing Coal for South Africa
- Mountain Top Removal
- A Smart Grid for the United States
- Landfill-Gas-To-Energy Solutions
- COP17 in Durban, South Africa 2011
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EcoClean can clean the air from aluminum rooftops
Scientists have developed ´EcoClean´ technology to combat heavily concentrated smog pollution in cities.
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White House falls behind on it´s solar power promises
9 months after President Obama promised to reinstate solar panels on the white house, they are still no where to be seen.
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Greenhouse gas emissions on the rise in Europe
The UK´s emissions have risen 2.8% higher while the EU altogether rose 3.5% higher in 2010 than the previous year. Hear the plans for 2030 and 2050.
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Severe Environmental and Energy Funding Cuts
The new federal budget has been reduced by nearly $38.5 billion dollars for the fiscal year 2011.
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Extreme climate skepticism or misplaced convictions? What is going on in the United States?
The United States government is battling within itself on funding for environmental programs and even seeking to outright ´deny´that climate change even exists. But how much longer will ´climate deniers´allow the government to operate irresponsibly?
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The U.S. confirms that it still believes in nuclear power.
Despite nuclear woes in Japan, the United States voices that it will continue forward with nuclear plans for the future. Obama regards nuclear power important to obtain energy from a ´variety´ of sources in order to achieve energy security.
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Air pollution, fossil fuels and wind power in China
China rules wind power development efforts to date. The country finished off 2010 with a whopping total of 41.8 GW of power and is hoping to reach 200 GW by 2020.
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Wave power coming ashore for Kenya
The Ministry of Energy in Kenya has approved a 100 MW wave powered energy generation site to be built. It will be the first of its kind for East Africa.
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Wind power looking optimistic for the future
The U.S. Department of Energy also plans to spend more than $50 million over the next 5 years to help develop four new wind power farms on the East Coast of the United States.
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Permits continue to be withheld from oil companies
Permits for offshore oil drilling have been withheld in waters deeper than 500 feet (150 m) until companies can prove their ability to contain a spill in case of another deep-sea oil disaster.
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EU on track for a smart electric grid
Over the next ten years, the European Union will invest around 1 trillion Euros updating an outdated energy system in order to save energy and meet climate change demands.
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Obama’s 2011 high speed rail proposal
Obama has introduced a $53 billion dollar proposal to Congress that would build a network of high speed railways across the country, create tens of thousands of new jobs for the unemployed and inhibit the release of millions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere each year.
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Alternative Bus Routes in Seoul and London
Some parts of the world are accelerating their efforts to curb their CO2 emissions, putting the brakes on fossil fuels.
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Concentrated Solar Power (CSP)
CSP has taken a technological step forward from the traditional means of converting the power of the sun into energy.
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Tidal Power for the future
This post takes a look at tidal energy alternatives and explores their benefits for the future. Different regions throughout the world are advancing with projects and technology at different rates.
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Alberta's Tar Sands
Alberta reviews its responsibility managing the effects from Canadian tar sands.
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A New Year, a new set of GHG regulations
The energy sector in the United States gets a makeover from the EPA in 2011: a new set of greenhouse gas emission regulations for 'big oil' and 'dirty coal'
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New Global GHG Network of Sensors launched (U.S.)
A new global network of sensors has been launched, providing accurate data on current greenhouse gas content in the atmosphere.
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Wind Power in the United States is Gaining Speed
There are a total of 36 states producing about 40,000 MW of energy in the country meaning that wind power currently only accounts for 2% of all electricity generated in the U.S. New projects plan to achieve the goal of producing 30% of the energy needs from wind power by 2030.
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The Fight Against Financing Coal for South Africa
There is currently a project that is being fought by environmental groups around the world to stop the United States from building a new coal plant in South Africa called the Kusile Coal Plant.
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Mountain Top Removal
Mountain top removal practices enable efficient coal extraction but destroy the environment and contribute CO2 into the atmosphere.
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A Smart Grid for the United States
President Obama is taking small steps towards revolutionizing the American energy system. A 'Smart Grid' transformation not far off in the distance, lighting the path to energy efficiency and responsible climate solutions.
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Landfill-Gas-To-Energy Solutions
The world now has a chance to harness the 'biogas' that landfills emit into the atmosphere. It is a step in the right direction to providing alternative energy solutions and reducing global warming.
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COP17 in Durban, South Africa 2011
Durban, South Africa- The next climate summit, COP17, for 2011 will take place in the South African city of Durban, showcasing to the world how they have adapted their city and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
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