Archive for the 'China' Category

Feb 23 2010

UN predicts from bad to worse on e-waste problem

Published by Heather Clancy under China,climate change,conservation,green tech,recycling

UN: As more developing nations start to buy electronics locally, the e-waste challenge could grow exponentially.

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Feb 02 2010

Post-Copenhagen: the homework assignment has been turned in

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,Canada,cars & traffic,China,climate change,conservation,energy,environmental health,European Union,federal government,fossil fuel,global warming,India,Kyoto Protocol,law & politics,renewable energy

Nations submit their voluntary greenhouse gas reduction plans to the UN.

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Jan 31 2010

Energizing China and U.S.

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,China,conservation,energy,engineering,environmental health,federal government,fossil fuel,green tech,law & politics,nuclear power,petroleum,renewable energy,research,solar,venture capital,wind

Energy, the economic battleground for the future dominance.

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Jan 31 2010

Energizing China and U.S.

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,China,conservation,energy,engineering,environmental health,federal government,fossil fuel,green tech,law & politics,nuclear power,petroleum,renewable energy,research,solar,venture capital,wind

Energy, the economic battleground for the future dominance.

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