Environment
Copenhagen Climate Summit to Be Attended by At Least 65 Government Heads U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Brown and
German Chancellor Angela Merkel are among 65 world leaders who
so far have confirmed they will attend the United Nations
climate summit in Copenhagen next month
North Sea Could Be Used to Store All Europe's Carbon Dioxide, E24 Reports The North Sea could store all the
carbon produced by power plants and industry in Europe, Norway’s
E24 Web site reported, citing Erik Lindeberg, a scientist at the
country’s SINTEF Petroleum Research institute.
Poland Nearing Sale of Carbon Credit Allowances to Ireland, AFP Reports Poland is close to signing an
agreement with Ireland over a sale of 15 million-euros ($22.3
million) of carbon-dioxide allowances, Agence France-Presse
said, citing Environment Minister Maciej Nowicki.
CERN Restarts Hadron Particle Collider Following 14-Month Delay Over Fault The world’s biggest particle
collider resumed operations after an electrical fault caused a
14-month delay in the search for the universe’s missing mass.
Carbon in U.S. Northeast Again Falls to Record Low on Legislative Delays Carbon dioxide permits for power
plants in the U.S. Northeast’s “cap-and-trade” program fell to
their fifth low in 11 trading days on delays in setting up a
national emissions market.
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