Climate Change archive
July 2006
09.07.2006
Global warming, urbanisation and pollution are devastating frog and toad populations.
more...Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] Image: Frog © WWF International
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08.07.2006
The UK Nuclear Safety Directorate has found cracks in the graphite cores of up to 14 UK reactors, reveals Greenpeace UK.
more...Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] Image: A huge 'Kapow' is projected onto the side of the Torness nuclear power station
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07.07.2006
Wind power is really taking off around the world -- including offshore.
more...Image: Sunrise for wind turbines © Network for New Energy Choices
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07.07.2006
As the impending climate crisis looms, Heidi Bachram takes a look at what direct action has to offer.
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06.07.2006
An expert panel convened by BBC News has concluded that climate change is "real and dangerous".
more...Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] Image: Props for climate change demo, 2005 © Peter Armstrong
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06.07.2006
An expert panel commissioned by the BBC is meeting this week to debate whether human-induced climate change is a crisis for planet Earth, as suggested by James Lovelock's recent book, The Revenge of Gaia.
more...Image: G8 Edinburgh 2005, Climate Change banner © Peter Armstrong
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05.07.2006
Technology companies are developing a conventional-size boiler that produces heat and hot water but also generates electricity from the same energy input, allowing householders to save money and reduce harmful emissions at the same time.
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05.07.2006
Consumers are calling on the Government to introduce a ban on the least energy efficient domestic electrical appliances in a bid to reduce the impact of our burgeoning energy consumption on climate change, according to new research.
more...Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] Image: Energy saving light bulbs, on and off © Peter Armstrong
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05.07.2006
Caribbean Sea temperatures have reached their annual high two months ahead of schedule -- a sign coral reefs may suffer the same widespread damage as last year, scientists said.
more...From: Environmental News Network Related topics/regions: [Latin America & Caribbean] |
05.07.2006
The EU's greenhouse gas emissions trading scheme is in further disarray as 11 of its 25 governments, including Britain, face warnings of legal action from the European commission for failing to meet the deadline for submitting their plans to cut carbon dioxide between 2008 and 2012.
more...From: Guardian Unlimited Related topics/regions: [Europe] [United Kingdom] |
04.07.2006
Leading car manufacturers are lobbying the European Commission to offer better tax incentives for biofuel-powered and other low-emission vehicles.
more...Image: Car makers make emissions pledge to EC © Centre for Science and Environment
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04.07.2006
In the wake of the US war on terror, nonviolent campaigners are increasingly being caught up in a Green Scare that defines them as terrorists, says Janie Goodwin.
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03.07.2006
The full return of the protective ozone layer over the South Pole will take nearly 20 years longer than scientists previously predicted, according to a new study.
more...From: Environment News Service (ENS) Image: The ozone hole shows blue over Antarctica in this 2001 image. © NASA / Environment News Service (ENS)
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03.07.2006
UK Ministers are to crack down on carbon pollution from electricity generators under stricter targets agreed for tackling climate change.
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03.07.2006
The government has failed to grasp a key opportunity to meet its manifesto pledge and climate change target to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 20 per cent by 2010, say environmental groups.
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