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Quote of The Day: China Tells U.S. To Improve Emission Targets
- by Ami Cholia
Given that China overtook the United States recently as the largest emitter of greenhouse gases, it’s kinda ironic that the Asian country told the U.S. and other rich nations to “dramatically” improve their emissions.
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Quote of The Day: Soros and Rigg at Climate Week NYºC 2010
- by Ami Cholia
While accomplishments are being made in the climate change debate, “the gap between what needs to be done and what’s actually happening is getting wider.”
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Quote of The Day: Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson (Iceland President) on China Going Sustainable
- by AltTransport
“As you realize when you arrive in Beijing, everybody breathes, everybody gets a sore throat, everybody hurts in the eyes, everybody is stuck….”
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Read more »As expected the House GOP have been tripping over themselves to voice their opposition against President Obama’s $50 billion infrastructure plan, that he announced on Labor Day.
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Quote Of The Day: Barry Levinson, Vietnam and High Speed Rail
- by Ami Cholia
Vietnam seems to be far ahead of the United States in the high speed rail race.
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Consumption and zero waste
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Tripling the fuel efficiency of cars is possible, if we’re really serious about it, says University of Michigan researcher, John DeCicco
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Environmental groups spent the past year pushing to get the climate-change bill passed in the U.S. Senate. Since that failed, they are now having trouble getting their message heard on the campaign trail.
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What’s going on with all these rail people?
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