• Researchers claim CO2-absorbing rock could trap Gulf`s emissions
  US scientists have identified a technique that could trap up to four billion tonnes of carbon emissions a year underground by harnessing a natural reaction ...
• Ozone hole grows but is below 2006 record
  Scientists from the German Aerospace Centre (DLR) have discovered that the ozone hole over Antarctica has expanded this year against what it was in 2007, ...
• European farmers - adapting to climate change
  A changing climate will significantly affect the future of the agricultural sector in Europe. A new report shows that management practices are important ...
• Call for urgent action on climate change
  Urgent action to mitigate climate change makes economic sense, according to a new report which presents a response to critics of the Stern Review. The ...
• Future forests: will climate change affect wood-supply?
  While climate change is expected to increase growth rates in Europe`s forests, society`s demand for wood could outweigh these benefits, says a new study. ...
• World investors warns a new global climate deal must be “strong and binding”
  More than 130 leading investors, representing assets worth US$6.4 trillion, this week warned world leaders that any global agreement on climate change ...
• Fira Barcelona hosting Carbon Expo
  In 2009 (May 27-29), Fira Barcelona will organise the world`s largest international event on carbon emission control: Carbon Expo. To this end, it has ...
• BP ditches UK CCS project bid
  BP has delivered another significant blow to the UK government`s clean energy strategy, confirming that it has pulled out of the bidding to build a demonstration ...

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