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Summer ozone - record low concentrations in 2009

Emissions
(Mar 8, 2010)
Ozone levels in Europe during summer 2009 were among the lowest since comprehensive data reporting started in 1997.

 

At least 3 more firms probed in Norway CO2 case

Emissions
(Mar 8, 2010)
At least three more firms are under investigation over allegations of tax fraud relating to carbon emissions, according to Norwegian police.

 

AIRMEX cautions indoor pollutants are too high

Emissions
(Mar 8, 2010)
EU-funded research shows that many harmful air pollutants make their presence known more indoors than outdoors.

 

New "Low Carbon World website" to accelerate transition to green economy

Emissions
(Mar 8, 2010)
The internet is successfully facilitating a transition from traditional 'brown' business models to new green growth strategies.

 

New ISO standard for reducing noise in the neighborhood of airports

Emissions
(Mar 8, 2010)
Living near an airport can be very noisy - with negative effects on health and the environment.

 

EU industry CO2 fell 11 percent in 2009 - analysts

Emissions
(Mar 8, 2010)
Carbon dioxide emissions by companies regulated under the European Union's Emissions Trading Scheme fell by 11 percent last year in the wake of the economic downturn, according to analysts.

 

Carbon Capture and Storage: Bridging the Transition from Fossil Fuels to Renewables

Emissions
(Feb 23, 2010)
The conference - Carbon Capture and Storage: Bridging the Transition from Fossil Fuels to Renewables - will take place at Dublin Castle Conference Centre on 11-12 March 2010.

 

€150,000 fine over exposure to asbestos

Emissions
(Feb 22, 2010)
A developer and a demolition company have been collectively fined €150,000 at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court for allowing workers to be exposed to asbestos.

 

Australia and Japan pledge larger emission cuts than EU

Emissions
(Feb 22, 2010)
The EU is in danger of being overtaken by Australia and Japan in pledging tougher targets for reducing the greenhouse gas emissions blamed by scientists for causing climate change, according to an analysis of the most recent pledges.

 

World's first personal carbon credit earns $17 cashback for one tonne of carbon dioxide

Emissions
(Feb 22, 2010)
As investments go, it does not look like a money-spinner - invest $58,000 to line the roof of your suburban home with solar panels and pick up a $17.20 cheque in exchange for the reduction in your household carbon emissions.

 

Bid for credits to offset emissions

Emissions
(Feb 15, 2010)
A voluntary Irish carbon offset market is being developed to assist firms based here to lower their emissions.

 


 
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