Posts Tagged ‘Global Warming Discussion’

• Sweden fails to agree on strong actions against climate change

  Today the Swedish parliamentary climate commission failed to set up tough emissions reduction goals to combat climate change. The Swedish climate commission was created to set up guidelines, emissions reduction goals and to create unanimity between all the major political …

• Green videos of the week

  Below are some of the best Green videos of the week, collected by the Ecolive.TV community. 20% renewable energy by 2020 Raising the share of renewable energy from 8.5% to 20% in the overall energy consumption is a necessary contribution …

• 4% of the world’s emissions come from ships

  Did you know that about 90% of the world’s goods are shipped the water way? About one billion ton of CO2 is emitted by ships, every year. The ships energy demands are expected to rise by 75% in about 15-20 …

• The best Green videos of the Week

  Like promised, these are some of the best Green videos of the week, collected by the Ecolive.TV community. Amazing contest from Japan A saxophone made from a pipe, a film case, part of a balloon, and a bit of air …

• The best green videos?

  Video is a great media to pass on feelings, ideas and information. That’s why Green Blog has teamed up with Ecolive.TV to bring you the best environment related videos to your browser.

• Green Quote of the Week: Andris Piebalgs

  The European Commissioner for energy policy, Andris Piebalgs, said yesterday during the press conference where the EU unveiled its plan of action against climate change: In a time of growing oil prices and climate change concerns, renewable energy sources is …

• EU agrees on a plan of action against climate change

  Yesterday the European Union agreed on a plan of action against climate change. The aim is a 20% cut in greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 from the European countries. But the aim could be increased to 30% if other countries …

• Icebergs and Global Warming

  It is a fact that global warming affects the icebergs in a most dramatic way. The greenhouse effect is to be blamed, as it is the cause of global warming. How does that make the sea level rise? Well first …