CO2 capture, transport and storage are promising approaches, pointed up by international experts, to preserving the planet and helping to fight climate change. These processes aid to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions of industrial facilities that use fossil fuels (fuel oil, gas or coal) such as power plants, steel mills, cement factories, oil refineries…
In an effort to contribute towards the elimination of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), negotiators have rolled out a draft agreement that will offer Ministers a means to avoid the problem of global warming by ‘super’ greenhouse gases such as the HFC. Negotiators state that immediate, significant, and measurable environmental benefits will be achieved only when sound efforts towards phasing out HFCs are made, which in turn, will help alleviate the catastrophic climatic effects that may result from global warming over the next few decades.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi, currently leading a bipartisan Congressional delegation to Copenhagen issued a statement on the United Nations Climate Conference. In this statement, Pelosi referred to the agreement decided in Copenhagen as an advancement in the global effort to fight against climate crisis.
The strong signature of an El Niño Pacific Ocean warming event showed up as the warmest November in 30 years — and not just by a little bit. November 2009 was a full 0.1 C (0.18 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than November 2005, the second warmest November in the 31-year satellite record.
The Pew Center for Global Climate Change recently published a white paper that reviews the DuPont-BP partnership on developing renewable energy sources. The authors, Truman Semans and Andre de Fontaine, focus on the business opportunities for those companies that lead in the delivery of solutions on climate change issues.
Many human activities such as driving automobiles and heating homes typically add climate-changing carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. Using wood for home construction, instead of more energy intensive building products, can actually help offset CO2 contributions.
Arkema currently allocate directly over 50% of our R&D expenditure to innovation in every area which contributes to the development of eco-technologies, states Thierry Le Hénaff, Arkema Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
As nations from around the world meet in Copenhagen from December 7–18 for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, researchers from the University of Delaware are taking a leading role. A special day co-sponsored by the Global Forum on Oceans, Coasts, and Islands, housed at UD, is being set aside during the negotiations to draw attention to the world’s oceans.
Temporary structures specialist, Neptunus has been chosen to supply 14,000 sq m of additional space at the much-publicised United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen (COP15).
Bjorn Lomborg, Director of the Copenhagen Consensus Center, unveiled two billboards in central Copenhagen on 7 December, 2009 the first day of the global climate summit. These two billboards designed to contradict the views of delegates and politicians highlight that the existing measures used in solving global warming issues are imperfect.
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