Or that the top 7% are responsible for half of all carbon emissions? Most people see this as a reason to loathe the affluent, but wouldn't it make more sense to see them as an enormous opportunity to create fast and dramatic change for global warming? If the... Full Article at Treehugger
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The US Geological Survey, in partnership with the Ecological Society of America, University of Alaska Fairbanks published the results of a study on the changing climate and the important role that the Arctic plays in sequestering carbon. Full Article at Environmental News Network
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Carbon credits will cost just $15 (£9.44) per ton during the first phase of the cap-and-trade scheme proposed as part of the Boxer-Kerry climate change bill that is currently working its way through Senate committees. Full Article at EcoEarth News
