India Looks to Lower Carbon Emissions
Countries around the world are working around the clock to do what they can to lower their carbon emissions. The truth of the matter is that the countries with the highest populations should be working on this job more than others. One such country is India, which has a population
by Justin Becks May 31st, 2011
UK Government Will Cut UK Carbon Emissions in Half By 2025
It seems that Chris Huhne, the UK energy secretary, is very confident that the government can reduce the country's carbon emissions in half by 2025. This was a goal that many people did not think that the government would be able to reach in that amount of time. The European Union's
by Jason Drew May 18th, 2011
Chris Huhne Shows Off New Plans to Reform the UK Energy Market
It now seems that the climate secretary, Chris Huhne, has come out and said that new plans will allow the UK to cut emissions and lead to a "seismic shift" towards clean energy. Pretty much, these new plans count on low-carbon technologies being the dominant form of energy generation by
by Lynnette Adamson December 17th, 2010
To Lower UK Carbon Emissions, Technology Costs Must Come Down
According to new reports from Renewable UK, the cost of technology must become cheaper in order for the UK to lower its carbon emissions. It is going to be impossible to bring down carbon emissions if everyone is priced out ...
by Jason Drew December 14th, 2010
UK Advised by the Committee on Climate Change to Cut Emissions 60% by 2030
It now appears that the UK is expected to cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 60% by 2030. This news comes under a world leading proposal from the government's adviser on climate change. Achieving this big target proposed by ...
by Jenson Brayshaw December 8th, 2010
New Cars Helping to Lower Emissions by 5 Percent
It now seems that some sources say that average carbon dioxide emissions from new vehicles in the UK is down nearly 5 percent when compared to a year ago. This is great news since the UK is working as hard as they can to lower their carbon footprint. These latest figures,
by Beth Williams August 2nd, 2010
Greenpeace Says European Union Could Gut Emissions by 95 Percent
Apparently, in a report from Greenpeace International and European Renewable Energy Council, the savings that would be made from switching over to renewable energy would far out weight the €2 trillion investment. The European Union could actually obtain 92 percent ...
by Emma Young July 12th, 2010
UK Government May Miss Carbon Emissions Target Without Urgent Action
It now seems that the Committee on Climate Change says that policies are needed within the next year to reform the electricity market and home efficiency in order for the government to reach its carbon emissions goals. The new coalition government ...
by Jenson Brayshaw July 1st, 2010
Britain Could Cut Carbon by Altering Clocks
It now seems that Britain could be thinking about alternating its clocks. Research now suggests that Brits could save hundreds of thousands of tonnes of carbon dioxide a year by doing so. The overall goal here is to, of course, cut down on the amount of CO2 that is produced. A
by Samantha Donovan June 24th, 2010
Climate Committee Wants New Measures to Cut Emissions by 80 Percent
Apparently Britain will miss its legal target to cut emissions by 80 percent by the middle of the century unless action is taken to cut greenhouse pollution from gas powered-stations. This was the warning that was given by government advisers ...
by Tessa Clarke June 22nd, 2010
Miliband Gets New Plan to Curb Emissions
Apparently micro wind turbines could now be one of the many tools that will be used by local councils that are getting into the energy business. Apparently this news comes as Local Councils will be allowed to start generating and ...
by Tessa Clarke March 2nd, 2010
