Articles Authored by Jennifer Truong

• British Climate-change Documentary In For Scathing Criticism
• 2007/03/13

• Why Did No One Propose This Sooner? Al Gore Wants to Move Up the Start Date for the Next Round of Kyoto
• 2007/03/14

• James Lovelock Speculates On Where You Might Want to Live in 2050
• 2007/03/15

• Report Speculates Arctic Has Reached Tipping Point
• 2007/03/16

• Mayfly Disappearing from Ontario Rivers
• 2007/03/21

• Scientific Genius Tucker Carlson Comments on Al Gore's Senate Appearance
• 2007/03/23

• Do We Really Need Leaf Blowers Anyway?
• 2007/03/29

• Sharks deserve the conservation status we give to the giant panda
• 2007/04/05

• Liberal Leader Stephane Dion Uses Latest IPCC Report to Goad Harper
• 2007/04/06

• Turbine project a worthy pursuit
• 2007/04/10

• Global warming may increase allergies
• 2007/04/11

• Solar 'competitive with coal' by 2010
• 2007/04/12

• Polluters should pay, Ontario Tory Leader says
• 2007/04/17

• Conservatives jeered for ridiculous conjectures about Kyoto compliance
• 2007/04/20

• Carlo Rubbia's global warming warning
• 2007/04/24

• GMA Wonders Who Gets ‘Credit’ For Public Shift on Global Warming
• 2007/04/25

• World delegates endorse climate road map
• 2007/05/04

• Global Plan to fight climate Change
• 2007/05/15

• Coal plant plans put in center of global warming debate
• 2007/05/28

• Carbon labels to help shoppers save planet
• 2007/05/31

• Bush kills off hopes for G8 climate change plan
• 2007/06/01

• What if the Oil Runs Out?
• 2007/06/04

• US casts doubt on G8 climate change deal
• 2007/06/06

• Toronto Reveals Plan To Reduce Emissions
• 2007/06/15

• The EU Emissions Trading Scheme Under Debate
• 2007/06/15

• Increased Standards Needed for the Carbon Offset Industry?
• 2007/06/18

• Toronto Ready to Ban Blowers and Mowers in Favour of the Environment
• 2007/06/18

• UN Official And Fidel Castro Agree On Biofuels Risk On Food Supply
• 2007/07/05

• Sumatran Rhino On The Verge Of Extinction
• 2007/07/05

• China's Heating Economy
• 2007/07/06

• Kettles Hill Wind Project To Get $16.5M Funding
• 2007/07/06

• Businesses Urged To Go Green By UN
• 2007/07/06

• Businesses Urged To Go Green By UN
• 2007/07/06

• Toronto Air - A Health Concern
• 2007/07/06

• Zerofootprint's Live Earth Online Party
• 2007/07/07

• Environmentalists Accused Of "Hidden Agenda"
• 2007/07/09

• Germany In Pursue Of Including US In EU Carbon Trading Scheme
• 2007/07/09

• CEO of Coca-Cola Co. Leading The Way In Global Compact Leaders Summit
• 2007/07/09

• Live Earth Empowering For Individuals
• 2007/07/09

• Changing Cows' Diets To Decrease Methane Production
• 2007/07/10

• Gore's Pledge To Ban Coal-Fired Power Plants During Live Earth Concerts
• 2007/07/10

• Six Killed From Volcano Fumes In Indonesia
• 2007/07/10

• Toronto Approves A Right-To-Know Bylaw
• 2007/07/10

• New Study Suggests Solar Variations Not Causing Global Warming
• 2007/07/11

• Organic Farming As Efficient (Or Better) As Conventional
• 2007/07/11

• Harper Backing Down On Original Arctic Plans
• 2007/07/11

• Plug-In Hybrids Available in 5 To 10 Years
• 2007/07/11

• Canadian Households Not Green Enough
• 2007/07/12

• Flamingo Breeding Site Endangered By Factory Plans
• 2007/07/12

• Florida To Adopt Stricter Emissions Regulation
• 2007/07/12

• Canadian Government Given "C+" For Environmental Efforts
• 2007/07/12

• Toronto Doing Great In Water Conservation
• 2007/07/13

• New Class of Contaminant Found In Fish
• 2007/07/13

• Butterflies Responding To Extinction Pressures
• 2007/07/13

• Liberal Proposes Shut Down Of Coal Plants By 2014
• 2007/07/13

• Regional Differences In Recycling Habits
• 2007/07/16

• Food Waste For Energy
• 2007/07/16

• SaskPower Looks Into "Clean" Coal-Fired Plant
• 2007/07/16

• Votes In Favour Of Climate Change Plan
• 2007/07/17

• Investigation on Australian Ports: Timeline Unknown
• 2007/07/17

• Chinese Scientists Warn Of Drying Rivers
• 2007/07/17

• UN Secretary General Will Push Bush On Climate Change Issues
• 2007/07/17

• Canadian Real Estate Industry To Leave A Lighter Footprint
• 2007/07/17

• Premature Deaths From Pollution in China Estimated at Hundreds of Thousands
• 2007/07/18

• EU Biodiesel Output May Fall
• 2007/07/18

• Canadians React To Bans and Not Pleads When Acting Green
• 2007/07/18

• Harry Potter Book Opt for Forest-Friendly Paper
• 2007/07/18

• $10 Million Conservation Fund For Ontario
• 2007/07/19

• EU Environment Commissioner Proposes A "User Pays" Strategy on Water
• 2007/07/19

• Alberta Emissions Deadline Delayed
• 2007/07/19

• Climate Change Causing More Short Intense Storms
• 2007/07/20

• Researchers Warn of Threat from Small Thawing Glaciers
• 2007/07/20

• Climate Projection Model Calls for a Warmer Ontario
• 2007/07/20

• Meat Production - A Huge CO2 Producer
• 2007/07/20

• Invasive Species Make Water Clearer But Dangerous For Other Aquatic Life
• 2007/07/23

• Tibet Will See Fastest Temperature Rise
• 2007/07/23

• Milan's "Pollution Charge" on Vehicles
• 2007/07/23

• Australia's Carbon Trading Exchange Opens
• 2007/07/24

• Scientists Conclude Human Activity Causing Increased Rainfall in UK
• 2007/07/24

• Algae-Carbon Technology
• 2007/07/24

• World Bank Fund To Encourage Deforestation
• 2007/07/25

• Beijing Builds Windmills, Ready for 2008 Olympics
• 2007/07/25

• A Water-Pricing Issue
• 2007/07/25

• Guatemala Coffee Farms Seek Funds to Produce Electricity
• 2007/07/26

• Heatwave Threatens Bosnian Crops
• 2007/07/26

• B.C. Oil Cleanup Continues
• 2007/07/26

• CFIA Completes Investigation into Mad Cow Disease in Canada
• 2007/07/27

• National Trust Assembling "Green Army" to Fight Climate Change
• 2007/07/27

• Conservation Areas Not Intended to be Parks
• 2007/07/27

• Cheaper Aflatoxin Testing Kit Introduced to African Farmers
• 2007/07/27

• Environmentalists in Germany Declaring War on SUVs
• 2007/07/30

• Monkey Habitats Endangered by Development
• 2007/07/30

• Global Warming Blamed for Increase in Atlantic Storms
• 2007/07/30

• "Sustainable Solar-Powered" Parking Lot Opens
• 2007/07/30

• The Garbage Debate
• 2007/07/30

• Biofuels Causing High Grain Prices
• 2007/07/31

• Fuel-efficient Car Buyers Yet to Receive Rebate
• 2007/07/31

• The Environment, an Important Issue for Voters
• 2007/07/31

• 18% of Cereal Production will go towards Biofuels - EU Reports
• 2007/08/01

• Belgium's Ban on Canadian Seal Products
• 2007/08/01

• Contaminated Whale Meat served in Japanese School
• 2007/08/01

• Australia urges for Clean Energy
• 2007/08/02

• UN's Session on Climate Change focuses on Rich Countries
• 2007/08/02

• Alternative Measures and Conservation Needed
• 2007/08/02

• Study shows degrading marshes in New York
• 2007/08/03

• Adapting crops to the climate?
• 2007/08/03

• Increasing West Nile cases in Saskatchewan
• 2007/08/03

• Ontario appeals for energy conservation
• 2007/08/03

• Bush calls conference on Climate Change
• 2007/08/03

• China to feed pigs hormone-free food
• 2007/08/07

• Senate releases climate bill in US
• 2007/08/07

• Second case of foot-and-mouth outbreak confirmed in UK
• 2007/08/07

• Beluga numbers raise concern
• 2007/08/07

• Pollution, a concern for 2008 Olympics
• 2007/08/08

• 2007 - Witness to more extreme weather events
• 2007/08/08

• "Bush Climate Meeting Draws Doubts About Action"
• 2007/08/08

• Climate Change on the agenda at annual Premiers' Conference
• 2007/08/08

• Gore urges China to take action against Climate Change
• 2007/08/08

• Germany drafts rules for GMO crops
• 2007/08/09

• Newspaper reports - Japan emissions may put Kyoto targets at risk
• 2007/08/09

• Yangtze river dolphin now extinct
• 2007/08/09

• 'Green' car drivers to get extra perks
• 2007/08/09

• Cross-border pollution, a health issue for Ontario
• 2007/08/09

• Scientists unveil 10-year climate model
• 2007/08/10

• Ontario aims to phase out coal by 2014
• 2007/08/10

• Conservation efforts help to bring bird population back
• 2007/08/10

• Ontario's proposed 'green' licence plate may cause confusion
• 2007/08/10

• Ontario and Alberta not on the same page
• 2007/08/10

• Report claims global warming as a "natural phenomenon" causing debate in parliament
• 2007/08/13

• Will health trend put pressure on Canada's fishery?
• 2007/08/13

• Climate Change protesters deny disruption claims
• 2007/08/13

• Recycling efforts increase as garbage strike continues
• 2007/08/13

• Rewards offered to Chinese Cities
• 2007/08/14

• Swedish PM urges United States, China and India to take action
• 2007/08/14

• UK renewable energy targets debated
• 2007/08/14

• Ontario's tree-planting plan
• 2007/08/14

• Technology, a major factor in fighting climate change
• 2007/08/15

• Former Alberta Premier sees utility crisis
• 2007/08/15

• No plans to endanger Heathrow passengers
• 2007/08/15

• Mattel Inc. recalls millions of toys
• 2007/08/16

• Lake Superior water levels heading for record low
• 2007/08/16

• Australian farmers come together to fight climate change
• 2007/08/16

• PBDEs causing sick cats, study shows
• 2007/08/16

• "Ottawa accused of failing to stop toxic toys"
• 2007/08/16

• Sony to start recycling program
• 2007/08/17

• Forest conservation, a key to reducing CO2
• 2007/08/17

• Natural and Intentional Fires Damaging Health and Environment
• 2007/07/16

• Climate Change protest continues
• 2007/08/20

• Ontarians living in "toxic soup"
• 2007/08/20

• Beijing's Olympic pollution prevention test
• 2007/08/21

• Scientists researching new sources for biofuels
• 2007/08/21

• "Canada's Arctic stake"
• 2007/08/21

• "Brazil Rejects Reports of Amazon Logging in Camps"
• 2007/08/22

• Finnish dairy group Valio withdraws doxin-contaminated cream
• 2007/08/22

• CNE going green
• 2007/08/22

• Britain may fall short of 2010 emissions goal
• 2007/08/23

• Western US states and Canadian provinces join Western Climate Initiative
• 2007/08/23

• U.S. initiative to fight traffic congestion
• 2007/08/23

• China may face food shortage
• 2007/08/24

• Whole Foods to purchase Boulder-based Wild Oats
• 2007/08/24

• German government plans energy saving measures
• 2007/08/24

• Dion urges Conservatives to revise clean air plan
• 2007/08/24

• Boulder County carrot recall
• 2007/08/27

• More Green Bins
• 2007/08/27

• Climate talks continue
• 2007/08/28

• CU-Boulder signs deal to build space weather instrument
• 2007/08/28

• China to launch fund for energy-saving projects
• 2007/08/28

• Airlines to phase out paper-tickets
• 2007/08/28

• Political campaigns becoming more environmentally aware
• 2007/08/28

• Hard work is needed to reach 2009 climate deal
• 2007/08/29

• Hard work is needed to reach 2009 climate deal
• 2007/08/29

• More species added to UK Biodiversity Action Plan
• 2007/08/29

• Great Lakes' water levels falling
• 2007/08/29

• Al Gore honoured by Indian tribe
• 2007/08/30

• US organic milk supplier to reduce herd due to violations
• 2007/08/30

• Canadian PM wants voluntary measures instead of mandatory targets
• 2007/08/30

• One-child policy helping global warming, China claims
• 2007/08/31

• EU and UN officials agree on carbon market link
• 2007/08/31

• "Hydro plan generates controversy"
• 2007/08/31

• Industrial nations backing off stringent goals
• 2007/08/31

• Sony Corp. unveils sugar-powered battery
• 2007/08/31

• Climate talks on APEC Summit agenda
• 2007/09/04

• Boulder Valley elementary schools to eat healthier
• 2007/09/04

• Harper announces involvement in Global Nuclear Energy Partnership
• 2007/09/04

• Coal dependence may weaken climate change efforts
• 2007/09/05

• Wind-power card offered
• 2007/09/05

• Italy to increase renewable energy use
• 2007/09/05

• Climate change higher on minds of Canadians
• 2007/09/05

• Business leaders urge governments for carbon pricing
• 2007/09/06

• Frankfurt Autoshow to showcase fuel efficient car models
• 2007/09/06

• Clarington residents rally against incinerator plan
• 2007/09/06

• "Seattle Grocery Store Earns LEED Gold"
• 2007/09/13

• Climate change debate continues at APEC summit
• 2007/09/13

• Computer models predict 40% sea ice loss in the Arctic by 2050
• 2007/09/13

• "Dion criticizes Tories over nuclear waste program"
• 2007/09/13

• Leaders at APEC set to sign agreement
• 2007/09/13

• UK Government to pilot personal carbon trading scheme
• 2007/09/13

• Garbage collection on bi-weekly schedule
• 2007/09/13

• Windmill to provide energy and education
• 2007/09/13

• Climate Change deal needs to be decided by 2009, Germany says
• 2007/09/13

• Interview with Sarah Van Pelt, City of Boulder's climate action plan coordinator
• 2007/09/13

• New hope for Elms
• 2007/09/13

• EU emissions trading scheme delays inclusion of airlines
• 2007/09/13

• British Columbia's emissions target
• 2007/09/13

• Sweden and Brazil sign deal to promote biofuels
• 2007/09/13

• Arctic air detects long-range pollution
• 2007/09/13

• Port of Seattle to study contaminated sediment removal options
• 2007/09/13

• Washington's recycling/waste plan needs clarification
• 2007/09/13

• A Toronto community is home to 108 solar panels
• 2007/09/13

• Eliminating HCFCs will also help climate change
• 2007/09/14

• John Tory plans to spend $1.3B to clean Nanticoke smoke but no shut down in sight
• 2007/09/14

• Seattle - Gas Works Park to close for pollution probe
• 2007/09/14

• Greenpeace protests Canadian logging practices
• 2007/09/17

• Seattle City Light program
• 2007/09/17

• India announces need for GMOs
• 2007/09/18

• Brightwater sewage treatment project threatening Lake Forest Park
• 2007/09/18

• Climate Change, a major challenge to global security, speakers at Discover Brilliant Conference in Seattle claim
• 2007/09/18

• Seattle architecture and design firms win award for green
• 2007/09/18

• EU to aid poor countries cope with Climate Change
• 2007/09/19

• King County to help Port of Seattle deal with sewage sludge
• 2007/09/19

• Ron Sims backing "Transit Now" package and not Seattle light-rail extension
• 2007/09/19

• Seattle traffic ranks 19th-worst in 2005, an improvement from 1995
• 2007/09/19

• John Tory pushes for "Buy Ontario" produce campaign
• 2007/09/19

• Tulley's going green
• 2007/09/20

• Canada cuts wildlife protection funds
• 2007/09/20

• Diesel pollution, a major concern for Port of Seattle neighbors
• 2007/09/20

• Proposed reservoir threatens Columbia River
• 2007/09/20

• Laser used to detect sea ice changes
• 2007/09/21

• Well-loved giraffe dies at Woodland Park Zoo
• 2007/09/21

• Clean air on the minds of many
• 2007/09/21

• EU aims to include aviation in emissions trading
• 2007/09/24

• Seattle Climate Action Now campaign - offering information to help reduce your emissions
• 2007/09/24

• HCFCs phase-out plan will help Climate Change
• 2007/09/24

• Climate plan criticized
• 2007/09/24

• Carbon pricing not effective against climate change
• 2007/09/25

• Climate change, a high priority for big businesses
• 2007/09/25

• Canada to join Asia Pacific Partnership
• 2007/09/25

• Seattle Times' new Green Living section
• 2007/09/25

• China and India - vital to CO2 reductions
• 2007/09/26

• Seattle residents may see hike in garbage, sewer and drainage rates
• 2007/09/26

• Canadian government plans funds for sewage treatment
• 2007/09/26

• Roads-and-transit plan debated
• 2007/09/27

• China's plan for pollution control
• 2007/09/27

• Government parties rated
• 2007/09/27

• Britain to phase out incandescent bulbs
• 2007/09/28

• Wind power cap lifted in Alberta
• 2007/09/28

• Seattle's Green Fashion Week to display luxury and green
• 2007/09/28

• Biofuels doing more damage for the environment?
• 2007/10/01

• University of Washington plans Environmental College
• 2007/10/01

• Company's "carbon footprint" is a factor for investors
• 2007/10/01

• Howard Hampton calling for "greener" energy
• 2007/10/01

• Rich countries need to reduce emissions
• 2007/10/02

• King County plant to treat cruise ship sewage
• 2007/10/02

• British Columbia will put hard caps on emissions
• 2007/10/02

• A hotter and drier Australia
• 2007/10/03

• Arctic sea ice at lowest level
• 2007/10/03

• Environmental groups support transit plan
• 2007/10/03

• David Miller signs International Charter for Walking
• 2007/10/03

• Tougher climate measures needed, says UN
• 2007/10/04

• High-efficiency showerhead giveaway program
• 2007/10/04

• Toronto official urges for alternative modes of transportation
• 2007/10/04

• Petition to ban GM foods - Italy
• 2007/10/04

• "Everyone to Pay for Climate Change"
• 2007/10/05

• Audit on Sound Transit reveals waste spending
• 2007/10/05

• Salmons in BC need help to adapt to climate change
• 2007/10/05

• France unlikely to meet targets
• 2007/10/09

• Roads-and-transit plan
• 2007/10/09

• Salmon coming back to Cedar River
• 2007/10/09

• "Scientists critical of Environment Canada budgeting"
• 2007/10/09

• Consumer Choice to Drive Environmental Change, says UofT
• 2007/03/08

• Greenhouse gases at dangerous level
• 2007/10/10

• PCB levels harmful for B.C. Killer Whales
• 2007/10/10

• UK's green aviation tax switches from passengers to flights
• 2007/10/10

• French rivers polluted by PCBs
• 2007/10/11

• Young Puget Sound Orcas found to have higher chemical concentrations
• 2007/10/11

• "Global warming making world more humid, too"
• 2007/10/11

• China and India to raise biofuels production
• 2007/10/12

• Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels questioned about climate change action
• 2007/10/12

• Gore and U.N.'s IPCC shares Nobel Peace Prize
• 2007/10/12

• Popular lipsticks found to contain Lead
• 2007/10/12

• New fund for forests
• 2007/10/15

• Drivers looking for alternatives as traffic congestion worsens
• 2007/10/15

• "More pollutants pumped in Sound than allowed by law"
• 2007/10/15

• David Miller speaks about Toronto's plan to reduce emissions
• 2007/10/15

• China to consider environmental tax
• 2007/10/16

• Proposal for Seattle builders to outline climate change impact
• 2007/10/16

• Canada's air getting worse, survey reveals
• 2007/10/16

• EU approves extension on anti-dumping duties of Chinese bulbs
• 2007/10/16

• Brazil calls on Africa to join "Biofuel Revolution"
• 2007/10/17

• Congo representatives complain to World Bank
• 2007/10/17

• Port of Seattle and contractors fined
• 2007/10/17

• Harper's government ignoring Kyoto targets?
• 2007/10/17

• Uganda rejects plan to destroy rainforest for sugarcane
• 2007/10/18

• "Don't neglect poor for sake of the environment, says World Bank boss"
• 2007/10/18

• Oceans storing less CO2, says researchers
• 2007/10/18

• Automakers plan "eco" cars in Thailand
• 2007/10/19

• "Washington joins others in fight for cleaner car regulations"
• 2007/10/19

• Dioxins alter sex ratios, study in Canada shows
• 2007/10/19

• EU delays release of proposal
• 2007/10/22

• European car makers given more time to cut emissions
• 2007/10/22

• Canada's role in combating climate change
• 2007/10/22

• China diverts water for Olympics
• 2007/10/23

• Study shows CO2 increasing faster than expected
• 2007/10/23

• "Coal poses 'greatest challenge' to climate"
• 2007/10/23

• Gore believes 2007 to be a pivotal year
• 2007/10/24

• UK yet to determine renewable devotion
• 2007/10/24

• "Warmer seas spark extinction worries"
• 2007/10/24

• EU energy commissioner wants unity and finalization of renewable plans
• 2007/10/25

• Japanese industries agree to further reductions
• 2007/10/25

• "$125,000 in pollution fines to help Duwamish salmon"
• 2007/10/25

• Germany will miss CO2 targets if continue to support coal
• 2007/10/26

• Planet in danger of "tipping point"
• 2007/10/26

• British Columbia pursues carbon tax
• 2007/10/26

• "Greens split over roads vs. rails measure"
• 2007/10/26

• European industries to emit 10% less
• 2007/10/29

• Largest freshwater conservation area set
• 2007/10/29

• British government creates "green home service"
• 2007/10/29

• International Carbon Action Partnership (ICAP) signed
• 2007/10/30

• Seattle's emission reductions meeting Kyoto targets
• 2007/10/30

• Canada's forest industry aims to be carbon neutral by 2015
• 2007/10/30

• "Green" fuels causing rise in food prices?
• 2007/10/30

• "Germany to Use CO2 Funds to Help Developing Nations"
• 2007/10/31

• Mayors will gather to discuss climate change efforts
• 2007/10/31

• "Canada could clean up as China gets a greener conscience"
• 2007/10/31

• Climate Change may hinder trips to the North Pole
• 2007/10/31

• UN Secretary-General to see effects of climate change and deforestation
• 2007/11/01

• Toronto scores a C+
• 2007/11/01

• "Environment pays the price from wildfires"
• 2007/11/01

• Japan's GHG emissions dropped 1.3% but Kyoto goals still hard to meet
• 2007/11/01

• “The 50 things that will save the planet”
• 2007/11/01

• Freshwater fishes in Europe face threat, study shows
• 2007/11/02

• Guidelines for eco-friendly parking lots approved
• 2007/11/02

• "Climate can't wait for feds, say Clinton, Gore, Nickels"
• 2007/11/02

• UK's food waste calls for change
• 2007/11/02

• "Bill Clinton: 'Green' Economy Offers Great Rewards"
• 2007/11/05

• Australian town to be powered by solar
• 2007/11/05

• Radioactive waste detected in Canadian landfills
• 2007/11/05

• "What's New: The Latest On Alternative-Energy Deals From Dow Jones Clean Technology Investor"
• 2007/11/05

• Global warming gets blame for China's water shortage
• 2007/11/06

• Individuals willing to pay price for climate change
• 2007/11/06

• Seattle approves 10-year Bicycle Master Plan
• 2007/11/06

• Lake Huron water levels in decline
• 2007/11/06

• UN official confident about Bali meeting
• 2007/11/07

• Eating chocolates may help the environment
• 2007/11/07

• "Toronto exhaust pollution kills 440 each year, report finds"
• 2007/11/07

• Seattle City Council to give $400,000 for wetland damages
• 2007/11/07

• Ontarians cut 5.2% in electricity use
• 2007/11/08

• "Most ready to alter lifestyle for environment: BBC poll"
• 2007/11/09

• "How Silicon Valley could become the Detroit of electric cars"
• 2007/11/09

• "Floating sensors: Monitoring water and traffic"
• 2007/11/09

• "Clinton says she will introduce US emissions trading scheme"
• 2007/11/09

• Rising sea levels threaten Africa's coastal infrastructure
• 2007/11/09

• Canadian industries emitting less
• 2007/11/09

• "Juicing the System"
• 2007/11/09

• Thousands rally in Australia, calling for more political action to fight climate change
• 2007/11/12

• IPCC to meet in Spain to summarize risks of climate change
• 2007/11/12

• Is Toronto ready to alter lifestyles to meet city's green plan?
• 2007/11/12

• Ports of Seattle, Tacoma and Vancouver look to reduce emissions
• 2007/11/12

• Scientists to "pinpoint" effects of global warming
• 2007/11/13

• Failure to act is "criminally irresponsible," claims UN
• 2007/11/13

• Torontonians doing well in water conservation
• 2007/11/13

• Is recycled heat the answer?
• 2007/11/13

• 60,000 deaths linked to ship emissions
• 2007/11/08

• European Commission urges all airlines to join emissions trading scheme in 2011
• 2007/11/14

• Oil tanker broken by storm causing ecological catastrophe
• 2007/11/14

• Salmon studies to help dams time water release during spawning season
• 2007/11/14

• Port Hope residents tested positive for radiation contamination
• 2007/11/14

• The top 10 climate arguments
• 2007/11/14

• "China Pumps Record Sewage Into Longest River"
• 2007/11/15

• British government to publish Climate Change Bill
• 2007/11/15

• Wal-Mart implementing "eco-change"
• 2007/11/15

• Climate activists protest Australian power station
• 2007/11/16

• Key pollution indicators point to positive trend for China
• 2007/11/16

• "Harper set to lose major ally against Kyoto"
• 2007/11/16

• Online database shows US as biggest carbon dioxide emitter
• 2007/11/16

• Bank rejecting loans to major polluters
• 2007/11/19

• Climate Panel agreed on guide
• 2007/11/19

• "A healthy toilet will mean a healthy Canada," says Filmmaker Ari Grief
• 2007/11/19

• UK to introduce "green hotline"
• 2007/11/19

• Energy costs threatening New Zealand climate change policies
• 2007/11/20

• Japan to propose major environmental initiative
• 2007/11/20

• E-waste causing harm overseas?
• 2007/11/20

• Canada needs to take action, says John Baird
• 2007/11/20

• "EU Urges Japan to Stop Whale Hunt"
• 2007/11/21

• Nations can exceed targets says UN
• 2007/11/21

• "City on path to new bike lanes"
• 2007/11/21

• Africa needs aid to fight climate change
• 2007/11/21

• EU to link Carbon Trading Scheme with UN's by 2009
• 2007/11/22

• Climate change leading to higher food prices
• 2007/11/22

• Clean Cars Program helpful to cutting emissions
• 2007/11/22

• 25 million acres of wilderness area set for conservation
• 2007/11/22

• "History Shows Climate Changes Led to Famine, War"
• 2007/11/23

• Indian firms not yet preparing for climate change
• 2007/11/23

• Students designing goods from waste
• 2007/11/23

• "Canada's Environment Minister Meets with Indonesian Special Envoy on Climate Change"
• 2007/11/23

• CO2 hits record high in 2006, reports WMO
• 2007/11/26

• Can Seattle's Duwamish waterway be restored?
• 2007/11/26

• "Harper defiant on climate change"
• 2007/11/26

• Natural disasters on the rise
• 2007/11/26

• Carbon scheme in review
• 2007/11/27

• China and France partnering to fight climate change
• 2007/11/27

• Australian prime minister-elect Kevin Rudd to move quickly on climate change issues
• 2007/11/27

• Canadians surveyed for fish preferences
• 2007/11/27

• UN report stresses urgency to act on climate change
• 2007/11/28

• Google to invest in "green" energy
• 2007/11/28

• Seattle taking steps to address climate change issues
• 2007/11/28

• Environmentalists want ban on logging in Algonquin Provincial Park
• 2007/11/28

• "Quebec to voice dissenting view at Bali"
• 2007/11/28

• Stephen Harper's stance on climate change
• 2007/11/28

• "Climate change - everyone's business"
• 2007/11/28

• "THE MAGLEV: The Super-powered Magnetic Wind Turbine"
• 2007/11/28

• "The Business of Climate Change II: Policy is accelerating, with major implications for companies and investors"
• 2007/11/28

• Green Broadband
• 2007/11/28

• Global warming endangering birds
• 2007/11/28

• Climate change tough on poorest countries
• 2007/11/29

• Canada ranks fourth in UN report
• 2007/11/29

• Quebec disagrees with Stephen Harper's climate change stance
• 2007/11/29

• "China's Green Spending Falls Short"
• 2007/11/29

• Japan initiating China and US involvement in climate pact
• 2007/11/30

• Sir Nicholas Stern: Climate Change, ethics and the economics of the global deal
• 2007/11/30

• Climate change poses significant risk to Florida's economy
• 2007/11/30

• "Dion to attend Bali climate talks in spite of Tories"
• 2007/11/30

• Bangladesh needs aid to adapt to climate change
• 2007/12/03

• Pollutants from runoff, greatest threat to Puget Sound
• 2007/12/03

• WWF launches polar bear tracking site
• 2007/12/03

• Is Germany doing enough to fight climate change?
• 2007/12/03

• "Teaming Up for the Environment"
• 2007/12/03

• Beijing will meet targets, says advisor
• 2007/12/04

• Development versus the environment
• 2007/12/04

• "UN kicks off Bali climate change conference"
• 2007/12/04

• ClickGreener Makes All Your Holiday Shopping Greener - For Free
• 2007/12/04

• Germany to outline reduction plan
• 2007/12/05

• Bali climate talks making progress
• 2007/12/05

• "Prof. Thomas Homer-Dixon on global warming"
• 2007/12/05

• Canadian teens not optimistic about environmental change
• 2007/12/05

• China wants technology fund support
• 2007/12/06

• Scientist believes greenhouse gas effect saved primitive life
• 2007/12/06

• Seattle Mayor proposes free bus passes to city workers
• 2007/12/06

• Canada, United States and Japan stress economic importance
• 2007/12/06

• Scientists urge for more action
• 2007/12/07

• U.S. EPA asked to regulate airline emissions
• 2007/12/07

• Norway and Sweden working together to promote renewable energy
• 2007/12/07

• Don River rated poor in water quality index
• 2007/12/07

• China expecting to raise US$1.5 billion in climate change funds
• 2007/12/10

• U.S. pushing for low-flow toilets
• 2007/12/10

• Australian PM vows to show leadership on climate change issues
• 2007/12/10

• "Business gets a voice on Canadian delegation at Bali"
• 2007/12/10

• Climate talks looking for cuts beyond 2012
• 2007/12/11

• Canada's position brings criticism
• 2007/12/11

• Greenland ice melting at record rate
• 2007/12/11

• Bali deal to include forest protection
• 2007/12/11

• "Animals, Plants Need Help Adapting to Climate Change"
• 2007/12/12

• Baird using Montreal Protocol as example to follow
• 2007/12/12

• A real or fake Christmas tree?
• 2007/12/12

• "The End of Foreign Oil"
• 2007/12/13

• Australia signs on to Kyoto
• 2007/12/13

• "Science chief calls for green technologies"
• 2007/12/13

• US blocking climate talks, says EU
• 2007/12/14

• "Water-down" targets expected
• 2007/12/14

• California to regulate vehicle emissions
• 2007/12/14

• Climate Change deal reached
• 2007/12/15

• Germany backs out of EU car emissions target
• 2007/12/17

• Global warming causing death of Pacific walruses
• 2007/12/17

• "Ottawa too partisan on emissions"
• 2007/12/17

• Hong Kong willing to pay price for environment
• 2007/12/18

• Environment Agency looks for Green IT partner
• 2007/12/18

• U.S. to phase out incandescent bulbs
• 2007/12/18

• "US policy change on climate due to India"
• 2007/12/19

• Japan to buy GHG credits from Hungary
• 2007/12/19

• Alberta plans high-speed rail line
• 2007/12/19

• US Ethanol goals pose challenges and uncertainties
• 2007/12/19

• European Commission proposes steep fines on car emissions
• 2007/12/20

• The 5 stages of Corporate Social Responsibility
• 2007/12/20

• EU - emissions trading scheme to include airline emissions
• 2007/12/21

• UK financial institution carbon labels Web account
• 2007/12/21

• US needs to do more to fight Climate Change
• 2007/12/21

• China and Japan signs loan for environment
• 2007/12/24

• A to Z tips for a green Holiday
• 2007/12/24

• Some Canadians unaware of global warming potential, poll suggests
• 2007/12/24

• Shrinking of Arctic sea ice tops Environment Canada's 2007 weather story
• 2007/12/27

• Rising sea levels - good or bad?
• 2007/12/28

• Beijing aims higher for better air
• 2007/12/28

• Norwegians don't expect climate change to affect their lifestyle
• 2007/12/31

• Everyone needs to make conservation efforts
• 2007/12/31

• Holiday shoppers thinking green
• 2008/01/01

• New rice growing method saves water
• 2008/01/01

• Top green stories of 2007
• 2008/01/01

• Milan drivers will pay pollution charge
• 2008/01/02

• Power generators face stricter regulations
• 2008/01/02

• "Emissions concerns delay LNG project"
• 2008/01/02

• Shipping industry may become greener with new sail technology
• 2008/01/02

• "Farmers sceptical on climate change"
• 2008/01/03

• Cleaner fuel standards set
• 2008/01/03

• Canadian Arctic looks into renewable energy
• 2008/01/03

• "State joins suit against EPA over emissions"
• 2008/01/03

• Japan looking to purchase carbon credits from China
• 2008/01/04

• Alberta stepping up to protect groundwater
• 2008/01/04

• California accuses government for lack of action
• 2008/01/04

• Austin plans to go Zero Waste
• 2008/01/04

• "Buying your way out of carbon debt"
• 2008/01/07

• Japan, US and EU proposing energy conservation group
• 2008/01/07

• Guardian's top 50 list
• 2008/01/07

• Concerns over our forests and oceans need attention
• 2008/01/07

• Carbon tax proposal to be unveiled
• 2008/01/07

• The Story of Stuff with Annie Leonard
• 2008/01/07

• "The Price of Biofuels" by David Rotman
• 2008/01/08

• "High Speed Internet Help Cools the Planet"
• 2008/01/08

• "EU clean vehicle procurement law proposed"
• 2008/01/08

• "2007 Solar Power Production Up 50% to 3,800 MW’s"
• 2008/01/08

• "Does your company buy from polluters?" by Thomas Wailgum
• 2008/01/08

• "A Solar Grand Plan" by Ken Zweibel, James Mason and Vasilis Fthenakis
• 2008/01/08

• "Cellulosic Biofuels" by Greg Stephanopolous
• 2008/01/08

• "Winner: Restoring Coal's Sheen" by William Sweet
• 2008/01/08

• "Consortium aims to save energy in commercial buildings" by Michael Burnham
• 2008/01/08

• "The Five Simple Rules of Green Marketing" by Jacquelyn Ottman
• 2008/01/08

• Naples' garbage crisis poses health and environmental concerns
• 2008/01/09

• China to ban plastic carrier bags
• 2008/01/09

• Ontario's stance on the plastic bag ban
• 2008/01/09

• EU and World Bank discuss climate change loans
• 2008/01/10

• Sustainability, a major factor for U.S. consumers
• 2008/01/10

• Alberta oilsands producers receive failing grade
• 2008/01/10

• Scientists to study deep see corals for climate change
• 2008/01/11

• Report urges investments into "environmentally-sustainable industries"
• 2008/01/11

• Climate change will hit southeastern B.C. hardest
• 2008/01/11

• Abu Dhabi plans for environmentally friendly city
• 2008/01/14

• "Biofuels may not deliver CO2 cuts, scientists warn"
• 2008/01/14

• Americans willing to cut energy if savings known
• 2008/01/14

• Raised emission levels for poorest members of EU
• 2008/01/15

• Flaherty urging governments to work together on environmental issues
• 2008/01/15

• Ocean currents also responding to climate change
• 2008/01/15

• IBM and WBCSD unveil Eco-Patent Common
• 2008/01/16

• Climate change to have impact on health of rural Australians
• 2008/01/16

• Americans doing more than they think
• 2008/01/16

• "A clean conscience"
• 2008/01/16

• Eating less meat, key in fighting climate change
• 2008/01/17

• "Environment is new focus for auto buyers"
• 2008/01/17

• Mercury emissions ending up in Canadian waters
• 2008/01/17

• Norway aims to go carbon neutral by 2030
• 2008/01/18

• Loblaws looks to carbon label products
• 2008/01/18

• Sea levels rising in Puget Sound
• 2008/01/18

• "Tackling Climate Change in the U.S."
• 2008/01/18

• CO2 levels at new high
• 2008/01/21

• "Pollution is back in vogue"
• 2008/01/21

• Britain may need to quintuple renewable energy use
• 2008/01/21

• Retailers going green
• 2008/01/21

• Companies working together to fight climate change
• 2008/01/22

• Canadian premiers to talk about climate change
• 2008/01/22

• Rich countries owe poor countries environmental debt
• 2008/01/22

• China plans to cleanup lakes by 2030
• 2008/01/23

• Climate change gives GTA a grime future
• 2008/01/23

• Cruise ships, a big emitter of CO2
• 2008/01/23

• EU adopts climate proposal
• 2008/01/23

• "Geothermal: The dark horse of renewable energy"
• 2008/01/23

• Switzerland ranks first in environmental performance
• 2008/01/24

• Seattle Mayor calls for climate change action
• 2008/01/24

• Consumers to pay carbon tax bill
• 2008/01/24

• Eat less meet to help the environment
• 2008/01/24

• Urgent action needed to achieve target, says WWF
• 2008/01/25

• Alberta's climate change goals are weak
• 2008/01/25

• Gore calling for stronger action
• 2008/01/25

• United States still keen on the plastic bag
• 2008/01/28

• 8 ways to be a good product steward
• 2008/01/28

• Environmental groups oppose Alberta oil sands development
• 2008/01/28

• 2010 Olympics could be "climate-friendly," says David Suzuki Foundation
• 2008/01/28

• MCLA joins education initiative
• 2008/01/28

• UK report predicts climate change to cause global unrest
• 2008/01/29

• Air pollution may cause long-term heart disease
• 2008/01/29

• Population growth is a threat, says George Monbiot
• 2008/01/29

• Emission reductions, a key in climate talks
• 2008/01/30

• Premiers talk of "cap and trade" system in Canada
• 2008/01/30

• Tim Flannery proposes forest protection plan to save environment
• 2008/01/30

• Climate change ranks low on business agenda
• 2008/01/30

• "Fifty-three Fortune 500 Corporations Surpass EPA Green Power Goals"
• 2008/01/30

• Ottawa to join Earth Hour
• 2008/01/31

• Greenhouse gas figures down for UK
• 2008/01/31

• "US to Seek More Donors to Clean Technology Fund"
• 2008/01/31

• "Europe’s Lead on Climate Change – Is it too much or too little?"
• 2008/01/31

• "Diesel pollution clogs arteries, raises risk of heart disease"
• 2008/01/31

• European Parliament supports ban on patio heaters
• 2008/01/31

• Amazon rainforest protection not on agenda
• 2008/02/01

• Tetra Pak urges collective action
• 2008/02/01

• Conference Board of Canada suggests tougher price for emissions
• 2008/02/01

• UK's aviation tax determined by weight and distance
• 2008/02/01

• Canadian government encouraged to invest in carbon capture
• 2008/02/04

• Deforestation, a major concern
• 2008/02/04

• "State of Green Business 2008," by GreenBiz.com
• 2008/02/04

• UK shoppers' ethics surveyed - Animal welfare ranks as #1
• 2008/02/04

• Ships urged to reduce emissions
• 2008/02/05

• Carbon Disclosure Project requests footprint data from world's largest firms
• 2008/02/05

• Montreal joins Earth Hour
• 2008/02/05

• The "100-inch diet"
• 2008/02/05

• Long-haul versus local food
• 2008/02/05

• Climate Change affecting animal hibernation cycles
• 2008/02/05

• Scientists reveal vulnerable regions impacted by climate change
• 2008/02/05

• China asking for more "leeway" in emissions
• 2008/02/06

• Ottawa asked for ecoEnergy support
• 2008/02/06

• Success stories around the world
• 2008/02/06

• EU airline emissions plan aimed too high?
• 2008/02/07

• Google to invest in green technology
• 2008/02/07

• Britain increases aid to developing countries
• 2008/02/07

• "Scientists identify 'tipping points' of climate change"
• 2008/02/07

• Israel endorses electric car network
• 2008/02/07

• Australians proactive with recycling and water conservation
• 2008/02/08

• "Bag limits rein in 905's waste"
• 2008/02/08

• Biofuels assessed
• 2008/02/08

• Canadian companies calculating costs of climate change
• 2008/02/11

• Palm oil demand for biofuels puts human rights at risk
• 2008/02/11

• Procter & Gamble to develop "sustainable innovation"
• 2008/02/11

• More sources for climate change fund
• 2008/02/12

• TTC's fleet to include more hybrids
• 2008/02/12

• California firms to pay for emiss