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Lord Monckton - the new Messiah for the fossil fuel lobby arrives in Australia
So he has arrived and the climate change deniers are all thrilled to bits. But who is this allegedly 'all-knowing' Lord Monckton?
Baby Boomers attracted to ethical employers
Contrary to the popular myth on the issue, Baby Boomers place more emphasis on working for a socially and environmentally conscious employer than either Gen X or Gen Y, according to new research from Kelly Services.
Eco Champions - companies not just talking, but taking action!
Every 6 months we will award the best Eco Champion a special prize. Our first prize is two night's accommodation at Paperbark Camp in NSW valued at $680.More information at www.paperbarkcamp.com.au
By 2020 Demand For Natural Resources Will Outstrip Supply
By 2020, demand for natural resources will outstrip supply, resulting in higher and more volatile pricing in the consumer industry, according to a new research report.
Increased Pressure For Companies To Reduce Emissions
Nuclear PowerCompanies face increased stakeholder pressure and government regulation to reduce carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions. To address this issue, companies must take action within their supply chains, which account for the vast majority of their energy use and CO2 emissions.
$100M Lighting Retrofits Could Save $350M at US Hospitals
This is a great story about how spending money to reduce a facility's environmental impact can have considerable bottom line savings! I very good example of why green business is good business.
Daily Environmental News
Global warming: Undeniable evidence
The Guardian - The unwillingness of scientists at the University of East Anglia to release climate data to people who choose not to believe in climate change was a mistake. Science advances through openness, through the ability of others to replicate the same findings or demonstrate error in discovery and interpretation. Reluctance to disclose %u2013 revealed last week in the wake of the release of private email exchanges between climate researchers %u2013 invites suspicion. The hacked email exchanges were an embarrassment, and the refusal to disclose data was a bad call, but neither episode casts much doubt upon the science of global warming. The evidence for climate change driven by man-made discharges of greenhouse gases is now decades old, has been independently confirmed by researchers all over the world, and is - as the energy secretary, Ed Miliband, said yesterday - overwhelming.
Obama Orders Government To Slash GHG Emissions 28%
Environmental Leader - President Obama has ordered the government, the largest consumer of energy in the U.S., to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions 28 percent by 2020.
Ford, Coke Among 60 Firms Testing Greenhouse Gas Protocol Standards
Environmental Leader - Sixty corporations are now measuring the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of their products and supply chains by testing a new global framework that is part of the Greenhouse Gas Protocol Initiative.
The bizarre: Counting burps for a cause
New Zealand Herald - It sounds rather undignified, from a sheep's perspective, but it's all in the cause of saving the planet.Hundreds of Australian sheep are to have their burp outputs measured by scientists who are hoping to breed a burp-less variety.
US cult of greed is now a global environmental threat
The Guardian - The average American consumes more than his or her weight in products each day, fuelling a global culture of excess that is emerging as the biggest threat to the planet, according to a report published today. In its annual report, Worldwatch Institute says the cult of consumption and greed could wipe out any gains from government action on climate change or a shift to a clean energy economy.
Temps to rise 3C even with a deal: leak
ABC - A UN report leaked from the Copenhagen climate talks suggests that global temperatures will rise by an average of 3 degrees Celsius even if all the emissions cuts offered so far are implemented.