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
Global warming will devastate the world's coral reefs early in the new millennium and could erase them from most of the planet by 2100, a Greenpeace-sponsored research paper has warned. Rising ocean
Scientists looking for signs of global warming should spend more time scrutinizing the earth's weather patterns, a new study suggests. Researchers who studied northern winters since mid-century found
Hindustan Motors(HM) has informed that both the petrol and diesel versions of its Ambassador conform to Euro I emission norms. According to a related press release, this was achieved by upgrading
As evidence that the Earth's atmosphere is warming continues to accumulate, scientists are making slow progress toward an answer to the big question raised by the evidence : How much of the warming
The Japan government wants to bankroll projects that will aid in curbing greenhouse gas emissions overseas in order to meet an international requirement to reduce Japan's carbon dioxide emission
One of the largest seizures in Texas of the illegal chloroflourocarbon (CFC) Freon took place on 24 June. The seizure, and arrest of Richard Schmolke on charges of smuggling, is part of a national
An investigation of 20 of the US's largest river basins has shown that streams in important agricultural or urban areas almost always contain complex mixtures of nutrients and pesticides. Reporting
Costa Rica this week renewed its bid to secure a financial stake in the battle against global warming, following the flopped launch last year on the international market of its first batch of
Japan's emissions of greenhouse gases decreased marginally in fiscal 1997, according to an Environment Agency report presented Friday to the Cabinet. The report shows Japan released nearly 1.38
Plans for a carbon emissions trading system have been announced by the CBI. Government, industry and environmental groups welcomed the move, but it is not being seen as a replacement for the
