The availability of open, high-quality, consistent, and comprehensive greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions data is essential to understanding the global trend in GHG emissions, and for countries to see their
Sweden said yesterday it may host a meeting next month to discuss a U.N. compromise proposal on the Kyoto treaty to cut emissions of greenhouse gases and to prepare for broader talks on climate
Japan is emerging as the pivotal player in determining whether a coalition without the US participation will implement the Kyoto Protocol to curb climate change. At the same time, the nation's
The tardy way of converting the Delhi bus fleet to CNG without field-testing it in India has come in for sharp criticism. The Bhure Lal committee's insistence on CNG as the only fuel to be used has
Most countries want to push ahead with talks for a legally binding international treaty to combat global warming despite the opposition of the United States to the Kyoto Protocol, said the conference
The United States, appearing to soften its hard-line stance a bit after widespread international criticism, agreed on Saturday to join the next round of international talks on battling global warming
The Bush Administration signalled willingness to participate global climate change talks this year, but made clear it would not back away from its view that the 1997 Kyoto Protocol is dead.
The Earth, as seen from space, may be growing dimmer as it warms, according to a study released by southern California's Big Bear Solar Observatory that could ultimately lead to a new way to test for
The Nepal government has recently signed Cartahena Protocol on Bio-Safety, which has been on display at the UN Headquarters, New York.
Social activist, Ms. Medha Patkar of the Armada Bachao Andolan, today charged with the Narmada basin States of Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra of committing "contempt of Supreme Court" by not
Australia insisted again yesterday that an international pact to control greenhouse gas emissions would have to be renegotiated if the United States stuck by its decision to reject the so called
