Topic: Copenhagen

ArticlesBase | 46 days ago
Copenhagen in December 2009 not long after the end of the World Climate Conference, the Shanghai World Expo Museum of zero carbon appeared in front of people, which no doubt will again, "low carbon" is onto the highest point, and "low carbon" is the more natural fashion scrape the more intense. For a time, "low carbon" has become the subject ...
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AFP Global Edition | 107 days ago

More wealthy nations are to join a fund to fight deforestation, a key factor in global warming, increasing the total pledged to four billion dollars (3.25 billion euros), Norway said Wednesday. During the Copenhagen climate conference last December, six countries -- the United States, Norway, Japan, Britain, France and Australia -- pledged 3.5 billion dollars to battle deforestation between 2010 ...

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Reuters Environmental Online Report | 150 days ago

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Sporting goods maker Puma will launch eco-friendly packaging for its sneakers next year to reduce its carbon footprint, beating governments to the punch as it kisses old-fashion shoe boxes good-bye. Puma said it would roll out the new packaging in the second half of next year and that by putting its shoes in cardboard frames wrapped in reusable ...

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AFP Global Edition | 166 days ago

Iconic New York City skyscrapers the Empire State and the Chrysler Building, along with landmarks from the Eiffel Tower to Sydney harbor went dark for an hour Saturday to raise awareness over the fight against climate change. The tallest building in North America also turned its exterior lights off along with more than 200 buildings in downtown Chicago for Earth ...

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AFP Global Edition | 166 days ago

Monuments from Sydney's Opera House to Delhi's Red Fort went dark on Saturday for Earth Hour, a global power switch-off aimed at revitalising efforts against climate change. Ferry horns blared across Sydney harbour in a noisy start to the energy-saving event, which is supported by 4,000 cities in a record 125 countries and includes 1,200 landmarks ...

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AFP Global Edition | 167 days ago

Sydney's iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge went dark Saturday at the start of Earth Hour, followed by cities across Asia in a global switch-off aimed at revitalising efforts against climate change. Harbour ferry horns blared to signal the energy-saving event, which is supported by 4,000 cities in a record 125 countries and includes 1,200 famous landmarks ...

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AFP Global Edition | 168 days ago

World-famous landmarks including the Pyramids, the Eiffel Tower and Beijing's Forbidden City will go dark Saturday as millions turn out the lights for "Earth Hour", a rolling grassroots movement aimed at fighting climate change. Now in its fourth year, the event looks set to be the biggest yet with thousands of cities and towns in 125 countries -- 37 more ...

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Stockhouse | 177 days ago
The essential role of private enterprise

After a great deal of hype and hope, the Copenhagen climate summit produced no more than a vague promise to continue to work together. The only real point of consensus was to agree to meet again in November in Mexico to continue the discussions. Last month, we noted the lack of measurable progress by ...

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AP News | 183 days ago
Deforestation conference to turn plans into action brings nations at heart of problem to table

French President Nicolas Sarkozy will open a daylong conference Thursday of some 40 nations to start turning plans into action to save the world's forests and help rein in the noxious gases blamed for climate change. Ministers from countries of the Amazon and Congo ...

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Reuters Environmental Online Report | 196 days ago

NUSA DUA, Indonesia (Reuters) - A World Environment Organization, similar to the World Trade Organization, could be formed as part of environmental governance reform, a meeting of environment ministers decided on Friday. Ministers and officials from more than 135 nations converged on Nusa Dua, on the Indonesian island of Bali, this week for the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) annual meeting ...

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Samuel Moyn on the History of the Human Rights Movement

The Volokh Conspiracy | 6 hours ago

(Kenneth Anderson) . Columbia University historian Samuel Moyn has a new book out, The Last Utopia: Human Rights in History (Harvard/Belknap). I...

Man detained over blast in Denmark

Al Jazeera | 7 hours ago

A man has been detained after a minor explosion in a hotel in Copenhagen, the Danish capital, police have said.. . Henrik Moeller Jacobsen, a...

Burnley keeper puts his hand to Beast book

Lancashire Telegraph, UK | 12 hours ago

TWO years ago Burnley goalkeeper Brian Jensen was a relatively little-known figure in Denmark, but tomorrow he will release a book in his homeland ...

Australian scientists produce genetically modified rice

Times of India | 13 hours ago

Australian scientists have claimed that they have genetically modified rice to improve its tolerance to salt, leading to an increase in its...

Vestas Tumbles After Turbine Blade Prototype Breaks

Businessweek | yesterday

By Alex Morales . Vestas Wind Systems A/S fell to its lowest in almost two years in Copenhagen trading after the world's largest wind turbine...

De Boer sets out CancĂșn summit goal

Guardian, UK | 2 days ago

Yvo de Boer, then the UN climate chief, looks on as environmentalists protest at the Copenhagen climate change conference in December last year...

Reality check: Premier not the one to approve Smitherman’s travel

Globe and Mail, Canada | 2 days ago

Claim: George Smitherman pledged to cancel most, but not, all councillor travel expenses, saying that elected officials should spend less time in...

Blog - Chit n Chat

Technology Review | 6 days ago

The best of the rest from the Physics arXiv this week: Quantum Imaging: Scattered Observations On...

By popular request: My fairy godmother column

Corbella Report | 7 days ago

Virtually every week since the Dec. 19, 2009 column below ran, I have received e-mails from readers writing to me about the below column. Today, I...

The Autumn Price War is On: Trans-Atlantic Airfares Drop by Nearly 50%

Arthur Frommer | 46 days ago

I've been hearing the rumors for days. They suggest that after valiantly maintaining high fares throughout the summer months, the airlines have...

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