China minimizes greenhouse gas emissions
Ice melting, sea level rise, frequency of strong storms and tornadoes along with floods and droughts increase, causing serious damage to people. These are the consequenc…
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Ice melting, sea level rise, frequency of strong storms and tornadoes along with floods and droughts increase, causing serious damage to people. These are the consequenc…
China hopes to reduce its CO2 emissions by 20% by 2010 and 80% by 2050, according to the recently released report on the impact of climate change.
The International Energy Agency predicts that China will become the world's largest CO2 greenhouse gas country by the end of next year. This new estimate by the Internat…
The British government has just launched a bill on climate change, aiming to cut 60 percent of carbon dioxide emissions in the UK by 2050. Ministers say this law helps t…
According to a new study, rising CO2 in the air can turn soil in a potentially carbon-containing reservoir into a source of CO2 emissions by stimulating the bacteria tha…
According to European researchers, carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from industrial factories that pollute the environment can be buried in the ground instead.
On December 20, the European Commission proposed applying regulations to impose CO2 emissions quotas on airlines to support efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions in th…
Customers with conscience may regret having harmed the environment due to excessive travel. But they don't know that watching TV also releases carbon into the atmosphere.
American meteorologists have just noticed that the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere has increased to a new record. The highest concentration of CO2 measured about…
The steam, not CO2 in the atmosphere, is the main reason why the climate in Europe is getting warmer - according to a study by the World Radiation Center in Davos (Switz…
Can the smallest species of nature help us reduce high levels of CO2 and even oil spills? It may seem strange, but the answer is yes.
20:30 the darkness begins to cover the streets. Around Sword Lake, coffee shops and restaurants light candles for guests. In the hour of the earth, March 31, a lot of pe…
The iconic buildings in darkness, people lighting candles or holding solar lights are the scenes that took place during the Earth Hour event in Asia.
Scientists found that Earth has a natural thermostat that regulates global temperatures through increasing and decreasing the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere.
The Climeworks factory in Switzerland specializes in extracting CO2 from the air to provide a nearby greenhouse.