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Nature Log
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information about global warming and other phenomena related to nature
- Added on: Oct 25th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Technology Log
- Listed in: Earth Science Science & Nature
- Tags: global warming environment Nature kyoto protocol greenhouse gas climate change summit
Recent Posts
Ship carrying Hydraulic Acid Sinks in China
Environmentalists will be shocked to hear another potentially hazardous accident has taken place in China’s Yangtze River, where a ship carrying 100 tons of hydraulic acid recently sunk. The ship collided with another vessel during bad weather, but...
Political Delays in Kerry-Boxer Climate Bill by Republicans
Things aren’t looking pretty for the climate-change bill being spearheaded by the U.S Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works. According to Reuters, all Republicans in the team plan to boycott the next meeting, in an attempt to hinder ...
Presenation: Simple Methods can Significantly Lower Greenhouse Gas Emission: Study
Consumers play a big role in global warming. A recent study reveals that by adopting 'green living', carbon emissions can be cut by around 8% over the next decade. This presentation shares some planet-saving techniques that can work at homes. Note: ...
Simple Methods can Significantly Lower Greenhouse Gas Emission: Study
If Americans voluntarily adopt green living, they could lower carbon emissions by 7.4% over the next decade without negatively impacting their well-being, a study says. By switching to environmentally-friendly techniques (mentioned below), consumer...
Climate Change Treaty Difficult to Achieve, U.N. and E.U
The United Nations recently admitted it did not expect a ‘legally binding’ deal to materialize at the UN Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen this December, saying it might take some time, despite continuous insistence by top U.N officials. At ...
Flaws Detected in Kyoto Treaty
A critical accounting flaw in the Kyoto Protocol Treaty lowers the carbon emission targets set by the treaty, according to ScienceDaily. Scientists said the error undermines the accuracy of measuring compliance with carbon limits, but that the flaw ...
