news.bbc.co.uk - 1/15/2009
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The amount of carbon dioxide being absorbed by the world's oceans has reduced, scientists have said. University of East Anglia researchers gauged CO2 absorption through more than 90,000 measurements from merchant ships equipped with automatic instruments. Results of their 10-year study in the ...
businessgreen.com - 1/22/2009
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businessgreen.com —
Business Green: A new breed of carbon capture
technologies capable of turning CO2 emissions into cement could...
soon provide a cost effective alternative to high profile, but as yet unproven, carbon capture and storage (CCS) systems, according to one of ...
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Khosla shuns CCS in favour of coal-to-cement
redorbit.com - 1/22/2009
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Posted on: Tuesday, 20 January 2009, 13:15 CST
A massive supercomputer intended to gauge the affect of...
climate change in the UK, will ironically be a huge emitter of greenhouse gases. The Met Office’s new IBM supercomputer, which cost more than $46 ...
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CO2 Gauging Supercomputer Has Huge Carbon Footprint - ...
climateprogress.org - 1/13/2009
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climateprogress.org —
Some myths are hard to kill. The Times
Online “ reports “: Performing two Google searches from...
a desktop computer can generate about the same amount of carbon dioxide as boiling a kettle for a cup of tea, according to new research. ...
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Ignore the media hype and keep Googling — The energy ...
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Something else for the deniers to deny: The ocean is absorbing less carbon dioxide
Climate Progress —
... CO2 uptake in the Atlantic and Southern oceans.“Our result … unequivocally demonstrated that oceanic uptake of CO2 has been directly affected by warming-induced weakening of vertical ventilation ,” he says…. Lee adds: “In other words, the increase in atmospheric temperature due to global warming can profoundly influence the ocean ventilation, thereby decreasing the uptake rate of CO2.” This study matches other recent research on ocean sink saturation. In 2007, the BBC reported, “ The amount of carbon dioxide being absorbed by the world’s oceans has reduced ” based on more than ...
Oceans absorbing less CO2
Green Home Huddler —
... ,” finds the rate of CO2 accumulation in the deepest basin of the East/Japan Sea has considerably decreased over the transition period between 1992-1999 and 1999-2007. In 2007, the BBC reported, “ The amount of carbon dioxide being absorbed by the world’s oceans has reduced ” based on more than 90,000 ship-based measurements of CO2 absorption over ten years. The ...
Something else for the deniers to deny
Grist - the Latest from Grist —
... This study matches other recent research on ocean sink saturation. In 2007, the BBC reported, "The amount of carbon dioxide being absorbed by the world's oceans has reduced" based on more than 90,000 ship-based measurements of CO2 absorption over ten years. The ...
More Blather From the National Post
DeSmogBlog - Clearing the PR Pollution that Clouds Climate Science —
... to mop up our emissions mess. A study in 2007 revealed that marine absorption of carbon in the Atlantic had halved in only ten years. Similar results were reported in ...
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usnews.com 3/19/2009 — U.S. News and World Report: America runs on coal. It's cheap, plentiful (at least for another 100 years or so), and comfortingly domestic. Two hundred years ago, it powered the industrial revolution. Today, it spits out nearly half of the country's ...
Going once, going twice . . . .
theenergycollective.com 5/24/2009 — As the American Clean Energy & Security Act (ACES) 2009 (i.e. Waxman-Markey) shows itself, it reveals some different thinking on emissions trading to that in Europe, notably in the area of allowance distribution.
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Green on HuffingtonPost.com 1/15/2009
Just how green is the new Obama team, anyway? If you read the Wall Street Journal, you might think that King Coal was back on top of the roost. The Journal did a piece this morning headed "Coal Industry Digs Itself Out of a Hole in the ...