Obama gets tough on emissions
Private cars are thought to account for about a quarter of the greenhouse gas emissions in America.
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UN climate talks progress on poor nation aid
A UN conference made progress on Friday towards agreeing a fund to help poor nations cope with the impacts of climate change.
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Kortbroek strikes back at climate conference
Environment minister Martinus van Schalkwyk got tough with countries holding up negotiations when he arrived at the UN climate change conference.
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More SA companies come clean on carbon
A total of 59 of SA's Top 100 companies have responded to South Africa's Carbon Disclosure Project, Environment Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk.
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Aladdin and the green genie
An Australian company has come up with a version of this free exchange, offering to replace your old lightbulbs with energy-efficient CFLs.
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'EU car-makers blocking emissions targets'
The top 14 car-makers in the European market still had to cut emissions by 17% to reach the EU's 2012 target of 130 grams a kilometre.
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Taxing hot air
Cabinet is backing a radical new tax policy to combat climate change, writes Kevin Davie.
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Rich nations play divide and rule
China accuses EU of offering South Africa sweet development deals for cutting carbon emissions.
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Nigeria, SA worst greenhouse gas emitters in Africa
Nigeria and South Africa are the main emitters of greenhouse gases in Africa, accounting for almost 90% of the emissions in the continent.
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Lukewarm deal
The response of the big developing countries showed, however, that the verbal gymnastics were not entirely convincing.
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