Archive for October, 2006
Will American Motorists Switch to Clean-Burn Diesel?
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell October 17th, 2006 in transportThe Financial Times has reported how a “drive to convert American motorists to diesel will take a big step forward during the next few days as a more environmentally friendly version of the fuel goes on sale.
The clean-burning ultralow sulphur diesel emits only 15 parts per million of sulphur, compared with 500 parts for existing […]
The Contradiction of Flying
1 Comment Published by Andy Rowell October 17th, 2006 in Climate Change, Politics, aircraft travelThere is no way around the conundrum – either countries reduce aircraft travel or they will not be able to reduce their carbon emissions. There is no technical fix. That is the conclusion of an authoritative report by Oxford University that looked at the contradiction in the UK’s position on climate change.
The Great Oil Shale Rip-Off
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell October 16th, 2006 in Big Oil Profits, Oil ShaleHidden incentives to oil companies to develop oil shale reserves in the US could amount to billions of dollars, according to a report in the LA Times. According to the paper: “Tucked into a massive energy bill that would open the outer continental shelf to oil drilling are provisions that would slash future royalties owed […]
To the Moon and Back 14 Times
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell October 16th, 2006 in Climate Change, PoliticsThe hypocrisy of the UK Labour government and its position on climate change has been highlighted by figures that show that the total distance flown by Blair’s ministers and senior officials last year alone is equivalent to 14 return trips to the Moon. Tony Blair, his cabinet colleagues and their officials clocked up 6.5 million […]
UK Government Plans Legislation Over Climate
1 Comment Published by Andy Rowell October 13th, 2006 in Climate Change, PoliticsThe British government has signalled that it is planning legislation to tackle climate change, as it acknowledges the formidable political consensus that has emerged in the UK over the need for action.
The new law, likely to introduce controls on carbon dioxide emissions and an independent system to gauge progress in reducing greenhouse gases, was welcomed […]
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