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Articles Written by: ALEX MORALES
Oct. 9 (Bloomberg) -- United Nations climate talks among
more than 180 nations end today in Bangkok with envoys disputing
whether the Kyoto accord, the only existing global climate-
protection agreement, will be preserved in a new agreement. ...
From DANIEL TEN KATE AND ALEX MORALES,
EcoEarth News,
9 Oct 2009
LONDON - Britain set out a nationwide plan yesterday to cut carbon emissions by 18 percent between now and 2020, with the most stringent reductions made by electricity generators and a push to develop wind, wave, and nuclear power.
Energy Secretary Ed ...
From ROBERT HUTTON AND ALEX MORALES,
Boston Globe,
16 Jul 2009
July 8 (Bloomberg) -- Greenpeace activists occupied four
Italian coal-fired power plants, demanding action from world
leaders to stave off climate change on the opening day of a
Group of Eight summit being hosted by Italy.
At least 100 demonstrators ...
From ALEX MORALES AND GUY COLLINS,
EcoEarth News,
8 Jul 2009
June 18 (Bloomberg) -- Polar ice caps are melting faster
and oceans are rising more than the United Nations projected
just two years ago, 10 universities said in a report suggesting
that climate change has been underestimated.
Global sea levels will ...
From ALEX MORALES,
EcoEarth News,
18 Jun 2009
June 10 (Bloomberg) -- World carbon-dioxide emissions from
energy use rose last year as China, India and Russia burned more
coal, the most polluting of the major fuels, data compiled by BP
Plc indicate.
Fossil-fuel combustion in power plants, ...
From MATHEW CARR AND ALEX MORALES,
EcoEarth News,
10 Jun 2009
June 1 (Bloomberg) -- Protecting tropical forests and using
land in ways that absorb greenhouse-gas emissions are
“critical” to fighting climate change, the U.S. said.
Funding to reduce logging rates should come from government
and private sources, ...
From ALEX MORALES,
EcoEarth News,
1 Jun 2009
May 29 (Bloomberg) -- China is at the forefront of major
developing nations that must help reduce greenhouse-gas
emissions in a new treaty to stem global warming, U.S. climate
envoy Todd Stern said.
The Asian nation, the world’s biggest producer of ...
From ALEX MORALES,
EcoEarth News,
29 May 2009
May 26 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. may accept targets for
reducing its greenhouse gases in an international treaty even if
China doesn’t, Energy Secretary Steven Chu said.
Initiative by the U.S. may be necessary because the two
countries need to move ...
From ALEX MORALES,
EcoEarth News,
26 May 2009
May 22 (Bloomberg) -- The European Union may have to scale
back its goals to reduce global-warming emissions after a less-
ambitious plan won initial approval in U.S. Congress.
Lower targets ease costs for coal-burning utilities such as
RWE AG of ...
From JONATHAN STEARNS AND ALEX MORALES,
EcoEarth News,
22 May 2009
April 29 (Bloomberg) -- The European Union proposed a new
carbon-trading market for developing countries such as China and
India to give them financial incentives to reduce greenhouse-gas
emissions that add to global warming.
Less-developed nations ...
From ALEX MORALES,
EcoEarth News,
29 Apr 2009
