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Cleaning up black carbon provides instant benefits against global ...Washington, August 22 (ANI): A new research has determined that cleaning up black carbon emissions, created through diesel and solid biomass fuel burning, provides ... Date : Aug 27
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Climate change campaign creates carbon crimes - Yahoo! Philippines NewsCustoms agents this week arrested nine people in the London area suspected of a multimillion dollar fraud in trading carbon permits, bringing attention to a rich new ... Date : Aug 21
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Carbon trading schemes around the world - Yahoo! News UK(Reuters) - Companies and governments are turning to emissions trading as a weapon to fight climate change in a carbon market worth $125 billion (75 billion pound) ... Date : Aug 21
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Global Carbon Fibers Market to Reach 42.8 Thousand Metric Tons by 2015 ...Carbon Fibers enjoy the status of preferred materials in numerous demanding ... The US represents the largest Carbon fibers market, as stated by Global Industry ... Date : May 2
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60 more solar monitoring units to be set up across IndiaGovernment will install 60 more solar radiation monitoring stations across the country besides introducing a scheme to encourage people to generate power from rooftop installations. The move is aimed at enabling states and developers of solar power projects take investment decisions based on scientific rationale. "We have already set up 51 solar monitoring stations for assessment of solar power in the country, which we are going to expand...60 more such stations shall come, and very soon entire country would be covered," Joint Secretary, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy,... Read more.. Date : Jul 5 Source: SamayLive
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Emissions blame game has startedA SENSE of panic is setting in among many campaigners for drastic cuts in global carbon emissions. It is becoming obvious that the highly trumpeted meeting set for Copenhagen this December will not deliver a binding international treaty that will make a significant difference to global warming. After lofty rhetoric and big promises, politicians are starting to play the blame game. Developing countries blame rich countries for the lack of progress. Many blame the US, which will not have cap-and-trade legislation in place before Copenhagen. Date : Oct 14
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