• EPA backtracks on Californian tailpipe emissions waiver
  In an historic move, the Environmental Protection Agency has this week reversed a Bush-era decision by granting 14 states permission to impose stricter ...
• “High Street failing on footprinting”, say consumers
  Research out from the Carbon Trust reveals almost two thirds of consumers (63%) are more likely to buy a product if they know action is being taken to ...
• Climate Change: Some winds decreasing across US
  Declining wind speeds in parts of the United States could impact more than the wind power industry, say Iowa State University climate researchers. Three ...
• WTO and UNEP launch a report explaining connections between trade and climate change
  The WTO/UNEP report on `Trade and Climate Change` published this week examines the intersections between trade and climate change from four perspectives: ...
• Canada to match US climate change rules
  Canada will adopt climate-change regulations comparable to those of the United States - including new rules for oil sands producers and refiners - to ...
• Volvo Car UK challenges the Mayor of London to emissions equality
  Volvo Car UK has challenged the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, to review the basis of charging for the London Congestion Charging zone. Volvo Car UK ...
• Hydropower conference discusses links with climate change
  The first day of the Congress revolved around the theme `water, energy and climate change,` while on the second day, participants engaged in a seminar ...
• Permafrost melt poses major climate change threat
  “Massive amounts of carbon stored in frozen soils at high latitudes are increasingly vulnerable to exposure to the atmosphere,” says the Executive Director ...

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