Archive for the 'climate change' Category

Feb 03 2010

Climate scientist and his East Anglia university in deeper trouble

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,climate change,Europe,global warming,law & politics,research

Investigations following the East Anbglia hacking show data cover-up for years.

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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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Feb 02 2010

Tax software leader Intuit taps Hara for environmental software, Minnesota picks EarthSoft

Published by Heather Clancy under air pollution,climate change,conservation,energy,environmental health,global warming,green tech

More companies are investing in formal environmental management and energy monitoring software. Hara and EarthSoft are latest to snag high-profile deals.

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Jan 29 2010

Companies road-test greenhouse gas emissions measurement framework

Published by Heather Clancy under air pollution,climate change,environmental health

From concept to proof-of-concept: 60 global companies begin testing Greenhouse Gas Protocol framework.

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Jan 28 2010

Atmopshere Hot But Not Hotter; Politics: Very Much Hotter

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,climate change,conservation,energy,environmental health,federal government,global warming,Kyoto Protocol,law & politics,petroleum,research,Russia

Climate research and the battles that ensue.

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Jan 28 2010

Greentech Call-outs From State of the Union

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,biofuel,Blogroll,cars & traffic,climate change,conservation,energy,engineering,environmental health,Europe,federal government,fossil fuel,green tech,law & politics,mass transit,nuclear power,petroleum,renewable energy,solar,venture capital,wind

State of the Union bring some attention to high speed rail, nuclear power plants, clean energy jobs Action could be a ways off.

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Jan 25 2010

Got gas? These software developers will help you with enterprise emissions tracking

Published by Heather Clancy under air pollution,climate change,conservation,environmental health,global warming,green tech,research

A new sort of development skill set: IT folks with skills in greenhouse gas management software.

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