Carbon Dioxide

All politicians and scientists except George Bush and his group of climate skeptic scientists accept climate change is now inevitable and that it will adversely, perhaps devastatingly, impact

Publication Date:

14/05/2005

Author(s): Sunita Narain

Source: Down to Earth

Vol:

13

Issue:

20050515

pp:

24

Tags:

Carbon Dioxide, Global Warming, Kyoto Protocol

Industry

EU rejects allowance hike

The eu has forced the uk to retract its move to permit more carbon emissions to its industries (see Down To Earth,

Publication Date:

14/04/2005

Source: Down to Earth

Vol:

13

Issue:

20050415

pp:

0

Tags:

Carbon Dioxide, Emissions Trading

Industry

Long term qualms

The eu has forced the uk to retract its move to permit more carbon emissions to its industries (see Down To Earth,

Publication Date:

14/04/2005

Source: Down to Earth

Vol:

13

Issue:

20050415

pp:

0

Tags:

Carbon Dioxide, Emissions Trading, United Kingdom (UK), European Union (EU)

Climate Change

Faster, sooner, and more simultaneously:How recent road & air transportation CO2 emission trends in developing countries differ

This article explores historic carbon dioxide (CO2) emission trends from road and air transportation of the United States and 26 developing and industrializing nations. It is argued that environmental trends in the newest industrializing countries do not follow the more sequential and long-term shifts experienced by the United States.

Publication Date:

01/03/2005

Author(s): Peter J. Marcotullio, Eric Williams, Julian D. Marshall

Source: Journal of Environment & Development

Vol:

14

Issue:

1

pp:

125

Tags:

Carbon Dioxide, Climate Change, Air Transport, Road Transport, United States Of America (US), Developing Countries

Climate Change

Deforestation and forest-induced carbon dioxide emissions in tropical countries

The objective of this article is to study the implications of changes in land use induced by economic growth, economy-wide policies, and governance on deforestation and forest-induced atmospheric carbon dioxide emissions. Economic growth, democracy, and trade policy explain an important share of the variation in two key determinants of deforestation: agricultural expansion and road building.

Publication Date:

01/03/2005

Author(s): Ramn Lpez, Gregmar I. Galinato

Source: Journal of Environment & Development

Vol:

14

Issue:

1

pp:

73

Tags:

Land Use, Agriculture, Tropical Forests, Deforestation, Carbon Dioxide, Climate Change, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Brazil, Statistics