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From the latest science on melting icecaps to how to organize a green funeral, the Guardian's award-winning team of green experts tells you everything you need to know about the state of the planet and what you can do to help save it

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Fukushima Reactor Readings Raise Reheating Concern

Fukushima Reactor Readings Raise Reheating Concern

By The Guardian on February 13, 2012

Temperature inside No 2 reactor may have risen to 82C, and Tepco reportedly steps up cooling efforts.

Category: Energy, Energy Industry | Tags: environment, fukushima, International, japan, Japan disaster, nuclear power | 2

EU Set to Charge International Airlines for Carbon Emissions

EU Set to Charge International Airlines for Carbon Emissions

By The Guardian on December 21, 2011

Europe’s most senior court is expected to rule on Wednesday that airlines based outside the continent should have to pay for their carbon emissions on flights to or from EU member states.

Category: Climate Change, Policy & Economy, Transportation & Logistics, Travel | Tags: airlines, aviation, carbon, carbon emissions, China, Climate Change, EU, europe, US | 3

China's Clean Tech Efforts Tarnished by Solar Panel Factory Protests

China’s Clean Tech Efforts Tarnished by Solar Panel Factory Protests

By The Guardian on September 20, 2011

Chinese villagers protesting about pollution were dispersed by riot police in Haining, Zhejiang province

Category: Energy, Energy Industry, Policy & Economy | Tags: Article, China, Energy, environment, Human Rights, International, Jonathan Watts, Law, Main section, News, protest, renewable energy, solar power, The Guardian, World news | 0

Paris to Introduce Self-Service Electric Car Scheme

Paris to Introduce Self-Service Electric Car Scheme

By The Guardian on December 23, 2010

Mayor Bertrand Delanoë unveils environmentally friendly Autolib project in latest attempt to reduce Paris traffic

Category: Innovation, Policy & Economy, Transportation & Logistics | Tags: carbon emissions, Electric, electric cars, environment, EVs, France, International, Kim Willsher, Main section, Motoring, News, technology, Travel and transport, World news | 1

Global Emissions of Carbon Dioxide Drop 1.3%, Say International Scientists

Global Emissions of Carbon Dioxide Drop 1.3%, Say International Scientists

By The Guardian on November 22, 2010

Global Carbon Project says fall in 2009 due to economic crisis but level still second highest in human history

Category: Climate Change, Policy & Economy | Tags: business, carbon emissions, Climate Change, coal, deforestation, Economic growth (GDP), economy, environment, Forests, News, science, UK news, World news | 0