Microsoft and Climate Change

An epic battle has been brewing over climate change in the world of commerce, and things just got a lot more epic-er. Global giant Microsoft has become the latest corporate leader to challenge the U.S. Chamber of Commerce over its position on climate change.

Zero Emissions: Natural Gas About to Compete with Wind and Solar

A new way to use natural gas could cut its carbon dioxide output to zero, making it competitive with solar or wind farms.

U.S. Creates Office to Handle Climate Change Data

The Obama administration is creating an office to coordinate and report the latest climate change data, a unit analogous to the National Weather Service that officials hope will help planners, businesses, and the public better understand and prepare for the effects of global warming.
The office, which will be part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric [...]

Picarro’s Sensors to Measure Methane in California

Watch out methane producers, California has just hired Picarro. The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based startup announced Wednesday that it has been selected to provide its greenhouse gas-detecting sensor boxes to measure changes in methane emissions across the Golden State.

CEO Michael Woelk told us last November that his grand vision for the company’s $50,000 gas analyzers was to [...]

All growing: HFC-23s emissions, carbon fraud, Soros ethanol ambitions, Malaysian palm production

Biofuels Bits: A new study in the Journal of Geophysical Research Letters said that the major greenhouse gas HFC-23 are growing, far faster than expected, and that some parties receiving finance under the Kyoto Treaty’s CDM to destroy HFC-23 may not be carrying out their obligations.
In Argentina, George Soros’s Adecoagro group of sugar and ethanol [...]

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