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Top scientist hopes that the Copenhagen negotiations fail - COP15 United Nations Climate Change Conference Copenhagen 2009
"Reducing emissions through carbon market schemes let developing countries continue more or less business as usual. No agreement is better than an agreement based on that system, says James Hansen, who heads the Nasa Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York, in an interview with The Guardian.
"I would rather it not happen if people accept that as being the right track because it's a disaster track," says Hansen"
New demands from the US - COP15 United Nations Climate Change Conference Copenhagen 2009
"A US demand that developing countries should set their entire emissions reducing actions under international scrutiny has been rejected as “non-negotiable” by the developing countries in Bangkok. "
Toyota Europe Accelerates Emissions Cuts While Achieving Zero Waste | GreenBiz.com
Lower vehicle production and sales volume helped cut greenhouse gas emissions in the operations of Toyota’s European arm by 17 percent in fiscal year 2008, the company said Tuesday.
LIVENEWS.com.au > Environment > Garnaut opts for modest cut in carbon pollution
Australia's top climate advisor is laying out the cost and timeframe of his proposed emissions trading scheme.
60% Of Supply Chain Execs Measure Emissions · Environmental Leader · Green Business, Sustainable Business, and Green Strategy News for Corporate Sustainability Executives
The survey of over 500 North American supply chain executives shows that the vast majority of respondents, 90 percent, think that over the next three years green issues will remain or become more important to their transport and logistics processes
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