Posts Tagged ‘greenhouse gas’

EPA to Require Greenhouse Gas Reporting from Coal Mines

Posted on Jul 02 2010
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued rules in October of last year requiring certain industries...
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Despite Pressure, Campuses Aren’t Phasing Out Coal

Posted on May 17 2010
Major utilities aren’t the only facilities burning coal. College campuses often have their own coal-fired...
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More Greenhouse Gas Reporting to be Required

Posted on Apr 08 2010
31 different industry sectors are now required to track and, in 2011, report their greenhouse gas emissions...
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US Emissions Down in ’08, Up Overall

Posted on Mar 09 2010
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has released its 15th annual greenhouse gas inventory for the...
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Make Money, Protect the Climate, with Manure

Posted on Feb 23 2010
The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently promised international leaders it would reduce greenhouse...
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Some Progress, Some Waiting: Louisville’s Climate Plan

Posted on Dec 18 2009
In April 2005, Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson signed on to the U.S. Mayors’ Climate Protection Agreement.  ...
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Former Air Pollution Chief Off to Copenhagen

Posted on Dec 07 2009
The next round of major climate treaty negotiations kicks off today in Copenhagen, Denmark, with more...
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KY Forest Owners Receive Cash for Carbon Storage

Posted on Oct 19 2009
Most of Kentucky’s thousands of acres of woodlands are owned privately.  And this week, some forest...
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Kentucky Joins Greenhouse Gas Registry

Posted on Nov 11 2008
Kentucky has joined the North American Climate Registry, along with more than forty other states, and...
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Landmark California Legislation Fights Sprawl

Posted on Oct 01 2008
It was touch and go there for a while, but on the last day of official bill signing, according to this...
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