There have been a number of reported instances of drinking water contamination in which a link to hydraulic fracturing has been reported. These have been taken seriously enought that the EPA has started a multi-year […]
The Carbon Disclosure Project’s CDP Cities is a voluntary climate change reporting platform for city governments. Each year, CDP invites a sample of cities to participate. In 2011 43 cities participated. The 2011 CPD Cities report is […]
According to the National Infrastructure Plan 2011 HM Government plans to provide £5 billion by 2014-15 while it is hoping to planning to attract £20 billion from private investors. The Treasury hopes two-thirds of the of the funding […]
The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA)Mercury and Air Toxics Standard (MATS) for power plants is scheduled to be issued by Dec 16 2011. Estimates of the impact range from 10 GW to 35 or even 60 […]
The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Mercury and Air Toxics Standard (MATS) for power plants is scheduled to be issued by Dec 16 2011. Estimates of the impact range from 10 GW to 35 or […]
The EPA’s Mercury and Air Toxics Standard (MATS) for power plants which is to be issued by Dec 16 2011 has got the attention of the electric power industry because of the impact of potentially […]
Accepted values of the climate sensitivity to atmospheric CO2 doubling suggest 3 °C as the best estimate and finite probabilities for much higher values implying a small but significant chance of high-impact climate changes. By […]
According to Oak Ridge national lab (ORNL) Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center latest estimates of emissions from fossil-fuel combustion and cement manufacture suggest that 2010 was a record year for CO2 emissions. Globally over 33.5 […]