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Mexico Embraces the Challenges of 2010 Climate Change Summit
Image Source: Wikimedia Commons A shadow has recently covered the world as the disappointing failure of Copenhagen still looms overhead. Many will dwell on the results of the COP15 event for some time,...
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10:10 – New campaign for cutting carbon in the U.K. in 2010
A new decade has dawned upon us and a new goal has arrived in the form of a tidy little number: 10. It’s 2010 and the goal is for everyone in the U.K. – both organizations and individuals – to cut...
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The least polluting cars: Honda GX and Toyota Prius top the list
Honda Civic GX NGV – photo by Mariordo / Mario Roberto Duran Ortiz (source: Wikimedia Commons) While everyone’s no doubt heard that 2010 is the year electric cars are to debut in the United States, it...
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U.S. – West Coast to welcome first wave of electric cars
Nissan Leaf - photo by Tennen-Gas (source: Wikimedia Commons) 2010 means electric cars will soon be humming around America’s city streets, emitting nothing into the air but a sense of self-satisfaction...
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Shanghai World Expo 2010: Better City, Better Life?
Expo Axis, Shanghai; photo by KH-wiki-en (source: Wikimedia Commons) The World Expo in Shanghai, China begins on May 1st and will run until the end of October. With up to 100 million expected visitors,...
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2010 Observer Ethical Awards: Do-gooders make good
photo by Subterranean Tourist Board (source: Flickr Creative Commons) The UK newspaper the Observer annually hands out “ethical awards” to honor individuals and organizations who have distinguished...
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Deadly record: 950 natural disasters killed 295.000 people in 2010
Image by Oxfam International (source: Flickr) 2010 was a record-breaking year for natural disasters. According to Insurance ERM, a website dedicated to enterprise risk management, this makes 2010 the...
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UK emissions up 3.1% in 2010
photo by eskimo_jo (Flickr CC) Though the economic recession caused UK greenhouse gas emissions to fall in 2009 (8.7% from 2008 levels), in 2010 they climbed back up by 3.1%, according to a new...
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