Science and Development Network
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Industrial development has, until now, largely been based on fossil fuel use. But, as concerns over global climate change grow, there is mounting pressure for countries to move towards greener, cleaner sources of fuel.
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Despite the apparent success of the latest international negotiations on climate change, new approaches to reaching agreement on reducing carbon emissions in an equitable way are needed more than ever.
12 December 2005 | EN
Cleaner coal power for China is possible
With appropriate planning, China's new coal power plants could be made to produce fewer carbon emissions, says Jon Gibbins.
Crop biofuels 'create carbon debt'
Two new research papers indicate that biofuel production can carry an unrecognised cost by indirectly increasing carbon emissions.
15 February 2008
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US$750 million for new Arab climate change fund
Four Arab Gulf states have donated a total of US$750 million to a fund that will promote cleaner, more efficient petroleum technologies.
23 November 2007
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20 November 2007
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