by Ben Block on March 18, 2009 The Nordic country, which announced last week its goal to be carbon neutral by 2050, will lead the EU when international climate negotiators meet in December.
by Ben Block on March 12, 2009
Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown, a key vote on U.S. climate
legislation, is expressing concerns that current plans would cast undue
economic hardship on his state.
by Ben Block on March 6, 2009 Economist Nicholas Stern is among a growing chorus of leaders calling for the United States to support avoided deforestation programs as part of its climate change policy.
by Ben Block on March 6, 2009 Leaders from the top international financial institutions said yesterday that developing countries need additional research and funding to prepare for the effects of climate change.
by Ben Block on February 25, 2009 Thousands of youth activists will descend on the U.S. capital this weekend for the largest collection of climate change rallies and protests in United States history.
by Ben Block on February 24, 2009 The United States has begun discussions on how to overhaul its outdated, inefficient electricity grid. New infrastructure is needed to expand renewable energy capacity.
by Ben Block on February 13, 2009 A higher ethanol blend may support the nation's ailing biofuel industry at the risk of further exacerbating climate change.
by Ben Block on February 11, 2009 Water efficiency may be the most cost-effective option to address both the water and energy crises and climate change, according to water expert Peter Gleick.
by Ben Block on February 5, 2009 Prior to U.S. Secretary of State Hilary Clinton's first official trip to China, a Brookings Institution report suggests how the two countries can end their climate change dispute.
by Ben Block on January 30, 2009 More than 150 marine scientists from 26 countries urged governments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and dedicate more resources to understanding acidification.
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