Japan monitors emissions from space
The Japanese space agency will launch a satellite later this month, specializing in greenhouse gas emissions monitoring around the world.
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The Japanese space agency will launch a satellite later this month, specializing in greenhouse gas emissions monitoring around the world.
Car smoke polluting the city is not only the cause of global warming, but it can also increase thunderstorms hundreds of kilometers away.
The European Union (EU) will end the production of traditional incandescent balls from September 2012 and switch to using energy-saving balls.
European Union leaders have reached a consensus on a package of solutions to combat global warming.
The first cargo ship in the world to use solar energy was launched yesterday in Japan.
A Air New Zealand Boeing 747-400 heavy aircraft yesterday successfully tested a two-hour flight using a portion of vegetable fuel.
The pace of climate change is happening faster than anticipated by the scientific community and that situation can have frightening consequences after half a decade, the…
China on October 29 called for developed economies to take the lead in international efforts to deal with climate change.
If white replaces dark colors on roofs, sidewalks, roads of the world's 100 largest cities, greenhouse gas emissions can be reduced by 44 billion tons.
Last Monday, CO2 was first pumped into a gas storage site at Ketzin near Potsdam (Germany). This storage can be a pioneer for the future giant storage.
Chemists say CO2 emissions from large chimneys to reduce global warming in the future could become a valuable raw material in the production of DVDs and bottles of drink…
According to a commentary on a new study in Nature on April 3, the reduction of global carbon dioxide emissions (CO2) in the next century will become a much bigger chall…
Newcastle University scientists are opening a breakthrough technology in the struggle to cut greenhouse gases. The research team at Newcastle University led by Professor…
The largest companies in the world including Nokia, Sony, Hewlett-Packard, Nike, Tetra Pak and a number of other companies have joined in fighting global warming.
Scientific researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a project to recover, store and eventually recycle carbon from vehicles to prevent it from b…