China hopes to cut its sulfur dioxide emission by 2010; a document released by the Information Office of the State Council is said to have claimed.
According to the document, in 2010, China's amount of chemical oxygen demand (COD) and the emission of sulfur dioxide will be 10 percent lower than those in 2005.
Southern Ocean's Ability to Absorb CO2 Has Reached a Saturation Point: Study
During their four-year study, researchers found that an increase in winds over the Southern Ocean, caused by greenhouse gases and ozone depletion
During their four-year study, researchers found that an increase in winds over the Southern Ocean, caused by greenhouse gases and ozone depletion
The plan said that China will develop renewable energy resources, and work toward the goal of increasing their consumption to 10 percent of the total energy consumption by 2010.
The country will implement its National Plan for Coping with Climate Change by slowing down greenhouse gas emission, according to the plan.
Saving Powers Of The Ocean On The Wane
A new report confirms earlier doomsday warnings from environmentalists. The oceans, which have absorbed excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere for centuries, may be losing that ability.
A new report confirms earlier doomsday warnings from environmentalists. The oceans, which have absorbed excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere for centuries, may be losing that ability.
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Scientist's Saying Against Trees Sparks Debate
A leading expert in Germany has spawned a major scientific debate by claiming that trees put millions of tonnes of methane into the atmosphere every year exacerbating the greenhouse effect.
A leading expert in Germany has spawned a major scientific debate by claiming that trees put millions of tonnes of methane into the atmosphere every year exacerbating the greenhouse effect.
Indian Companies Growing Bigger- So Are Their Carbon Footprints
Is Rising India Green India too? Certainly not, according to a pioneering green survey.
Is Rising India Green India too? Certainly not, according to a pioneering green survey.
