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  • Ozone layer

Remember the ozone layer? It’s still there

September 18, 2010
by Antonio Pasolini
3 min read

A new report due out in 2011 says that international efforts to protect the ozone layer, the shield that protects life on Earth from harmful levels of ultraviolet rays, are a success and have stopped additional ozone losses, a facts that contributed...

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  • Carbon emissions
  • Climate change
  • EU
  • Kyoto Protocol
  • Renewable energy

Recession has driven reduction in greenhouse emissions

September 13, 2010
by Antonio Pasolini
2 min read

So, the recession does have a sunny side after all … at least in Europe. Related Posts:De-carbonizing Germany: new study suggests how Germany can be carbon-free by 2050Biofuels: flawed carbon accounting system can lead to more deforestationBig...

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  • Biodiesel

Finnish company trials 100% renewable biodiesel

May 7, 2010
by Antonio Pasolini
2 min read
1 Comment

Neste Green 100 diesel, made by a Finland-based refining and marketing company called Neste Oil, will be tested by private individuals and Neste Oil employees, the company says. “This is the first time anywhere that a premium renewable diesel...

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  • alternative energy
  • Carbon emissions
  • Climate change
  • Employment
  • Geothermal
  • global warming
  • photovoltaic solar power
  • Renewable energy
  • Solar power
  • wind energy

Europe: 100% renewable energy in 2050

April 30, 2010
by Antonio Pasolini
2 min read

The European Renewable Energy Council (EREC) has published a report called Re-Thinking 2050, in which it presents a pathway towards a 100% renewable energy system for the European Union. Related Posts:No Related Posts Found! Go find some...

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  • Carbon emissions
  • Climate change
  • Deforestation

Copenhagen gets off to a shaky start

December 9, 2009
by Antonio Pasolini
2 min read
1 Comment

Image by Getty Images via Daylife The first two days of the COP15, the Copenhagen climate summit designed to produce a binding treaty whereby the international community will commit itself to reduce carbon emissions, has been plagued with...

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