A recent poll shows public belief in the threat of global warming is slipping.
Archive for February, 2010
Caveat investor: Wind may let you down
Wind power is one “green” sector that could quickly turn red for investors, argues John Laforet, president of Wind Concerns Ontario.
Is Bloom Energy the next GE?
The online world is abuzz with anticipation of Wednesday’s launch of the power-plant-in-a-box, the Bloom Box, developed by 8-year-old Silicon Valley startup Bloom Energy.
Shale Gas Valuation Index
The Thomson Reuters North America Shale Gas Valuation Index, based on closing share prices from Feb. 18.
Awaiting the alternative energy sukuk: Innovation vs conservatism
Dubai’s debt fiasco and real estate bubble bust pushes investors to look out for alternative assets underlying Islamic finance products – could renewable energy provide a way-out?
Photo: Reuters/Manama, Bahrain wind turbines
Goldilocks and the three fuels
What does the production of shale gas have to do with the price of oil? Everything, argues Richard Heinberg, author of nine books including The Party’s Over, Peak Everything, and Blackout: Coal, Climate and the Last Energy Crisis.
Shale Gas Valuation Index
Chesapeake Energy trails peers in the Thomson Reuters North America Shale Gas Valuation Index, based on closing share prices from Feb. 17.
California tilts towards cap and refund
In sharp contrast to the proposed federal scheme, California is set to auction all or almost all allowances under its emissions trading programme. It’s the cap and refund approach — and it’s gaining support in Congress.
That Dutch sinking feeling
The Dutch government, the European Commission, the U.N. panel of climate scientists and the journal Nature all have been confused about how much of the Netherlands is below sea level. The U.N. panel has come in for most criticism.
Retailers reject oil sands — a good move?
The Canadian oil sands are under fire this week as U.S. retailers announce they will boycott fuel produced in the region. Will the black mark stick?
Venezuela tries to make it rain
Venezuela is at war with a severe drought that has caused an electricity crisis and forced the government to resort to unconventional methods to make it rain.
Why let a debate determine the fate of GM foods?
The debates on genetically modified brinjal, or eggplant, in seven Indian cities were chaotic, nothing more than acrimonious shouting matches between environmental activists and scientists, who say they were not given a fair chance to voice their opinion.
Amidst the shivering in Washington, the case for global warming
Just because it’s winter doesn’t mean global warming is a myth. It’s real and it’s here, even as Washington DC shivers.
Making a consumer market for zero-emissions miles
Today travelers can rack up frequent flyer miles and trade them in for upgrades, tickets and other amenities. How about perks not for zooming across thousands of miles in a fossil-fueled jet, but for zero emission miles? That’s an idea from Volvo Group’s environmental initiative.
SEC wants climate risks disclosed
The SEC now sees climate change as a risk too important to opt out of evaluating, and companies shouldn’t be surprised if they find themselves turning to outside experts for help, Kathy Nieland, U.S. Sustainability and Climate Change Leader for PricewaterhouseCoopers U.S. argues.
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