Kyoto looks to the future

Article Abstract:

The Kyoto Protocol on climate change, which calls for signatories to make an average 5% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 2012, has had polarized opinion since conception. The U.S. and Australia dropped out in 2001 and several signatories like Canada, Japan and EU members are lagging behind in controlling emissions, but despite all the setbacks, this protocol is sure to provide a solid foundation for future agreements on climate.

Australia, Environmental aspects, Emissions (Pollution), United Nations Conference on Climate Change, 1997

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Running out of juice

Article Abstract:

The US energy business is suffering greatly due to the growing reliance on imported oil, the increasing greenhouse gas emissions and other issues. The energy bill that was passed by the House of Representatives and which was aimed at balancing the energy related research and development did not consider any of these issues.

Industrial Gas Manufacturing, Industrial gases, Carbon Dioxide, Energy policy

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Political climate

Article Abstract:

The numerous measures that are being taken by the US Congress to minimize the global climate change and to stop greenhouse-gas emissions are discussed.

Political aspects, Environmental policy, Control, Lieberman, Joseph I., Warner, John W., III

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