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How conservatives can help to tackle climate change | Roger Scruton | Environment | guardian.co.uk
Roger Scruton: Treaty-chasing is a futile waste of time and resources – the search for clean energy begins at home
Edinburgh-based supercomputers ‘could tackle climate change - ScotlandIS
Edinburgh-based supercomputers ‘could tackle climate change
The Hindu : Opinion / Lead : Lessons from the Durban Conference
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Making the Wrong Case for Renewable Energy: Severin Borenstein - Bloomberg
What problems can the U.S. solve with renewable energy?
Using Environmental Data for Business Value · Environmental Management & Energy News ·
It’s early in the calendar year, a time when many environmental professionals gather their 2011 environmental data to generate reports that your regulatory agencies require.
Study finds fish of Antarctica threatened by climate change
A Yale-led study of the evolutionary history of Antarctic fish and their 'anti-freeze' proteins illustrates how tens of millions of years ago a lineage of fish adapted to newly formed polar conditions and how today they are endangered by a rapid rise in ocean temperatures.
New Study Finds That Electric Cars Pollute MNew Study Finds That Electric Cars Can Pollute More
Electric cars and hybrids have generally been thought of as being more environmentally friendly than their gasoline powered counterparts, but new findings are proving otherwise. There have been countless studies showing that the environmental impact of the battery production for the battery packs
Farmers May Have Kicked Off Local Climate Change 3,500 Years Ago - Yahoo! News
From Yahoo! News: Farmers May Have Kicked Off Local Climate Change 3,500 Years Ago
Can Europe Derail the Shale Gas Express? - IPS ipsnews.net
Following numerous warnings issued by geologists, health scientists and environmental experts throughout the United States, Europe is now well aware of the high ecological and health risks associated with the exploitation of shale gas fields.
Arctic warms to highest level yet as researchers fear tipping points
Last year the Arctic, which is warming faster than anywhere else on Earth due to global climate change, experienced its warmest twelve months yet. According to recent data by NASA, average Arctic temperatures in 2011 were 2.28 degrees Celsius (4.1 degrees Fahrenheit) above those recorded from
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