The Associated Press reports that environmentalists have said that climate change might push the growing range of Ohio's iconic buckeye tree out of the state.
Monday, September 15, 2008
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Posts
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(437)
-
▼
September
(104)
- Harsh review of restoration in everglades
- Millions raised in greenhouse gas auction
- Lawmakers at Impasse on Incentives for Renewable E...
- Bottled water at issue in Great Lakes
- First US cap-and-trade emissions market opens
- Cities get too much blame for global warming
- China now world's biggest carbon polluter
- Cambodia eyes nuclear plant
- Palestinians protest against West Bank dumping plans
- Wal-Mart aims to curb plastic bag use
- Chrysler enters the race to build green cars
- Burying CO2 could pay for itself by 2030
- Birds decline seen sign of biodiversity crisis
- EPA unlikely to set perchlorate drinking waters st...
- New system could help avert collapse of fisheries
- Euro climate exchange saw significant growth
- States Accuse Pentagon Of Threats Over Base Cleanup
- Chicago outlines plan to slash greenhouse gases
- Australia to launch ambitious global carbon captur...
- UN chief appoints two new special envoys on climat...
- Moving from deprivation diets to good food
- Hundreds of new species found on Australia's reef
- Germany opposes EU plans on carbon auctions
- South Korea to set up first carbon trading company
- Hot year damages carbon uptake by plants
- Tesla plans Silicon Valley electric car factory
- Saphire raises over $100 million for algae crude
- Scientists experiment with space-based solar power
- Democrats Join the 'Drill, Baby, Drill!' Chorus
- NASA Eyes Nuclear Power for Moon Base
- EPA Lets Electronic Waste Flow Freely
- Norway pledges up to US$1B for Amazon preservation
- Arctic sea ice melt comes close, but misses record
- Nokia most ecofriendly electronics maker
- CO2 regulation could hit 1 million U.S. firms
- GM unveils plug-in Chevy Volt
- Antarctic ozone hole already larger than in 2007
- House to vote on offshore drilling Tuesday
- Judge Reverses Plan to Expand Snowmobile Access in...
- States Aim to Cut Gases by Making Polluters Pay
- 10 Ways Global Warming Could Hurt Your Health
- New flight navigational technology is greener
- Vietnam launches locally made ethanol-blended gaso...
- Presidential hopefuls hint at China climate policy
- California ballot measures tout cleaner energy
- Nuclear industry looking for a wave of new hires
- China mulls green tax to curb pollution
- Japan's carbon trade targets to be voluntary
- French 'picnic tax' to his plastic cutlery
- Brussels would allow state aid for carbon capture
- Australia seeks to lower carbon emissions from cars
- Global warming could cost Ohio its buckeyes
- In A Warmer World, Alaskan Villages Melt Away
- Study finds recent global warming unprecedented in...
- Nitrogen emerges as the latest climate change threat
- Experiment boosts hopes for space solar power
- Spain to set up climate change research institute
- Russia says it must stake claim to Arctic resources
- EU seeks to limit use of biofuels
- $25K for YouTubers' green ideas
- Antarctic winter ice gets bigger while Arctic shrinks
- A fuel cell gadget charger
- Money shines on thin-cell solar makers
- House to vote next week on offshore drilling
- Most Europeans 'very concerned' by climate change
- Loggers still a threat to Amazon Indians
- Group to sue EPA over sewage sludge
- NASA says climate change could devastate Philippines
- Texas asks EPA to extend clean gas waivers
- Old forests help curb global warming too
- Tech execs want green data centers
- $100 billion could yield two million "green" jobs
- India must tackle climate change: French developme...
- Green classrooms
- New Zealand parliament passes arbon trading bill
- Britain to help Bangladesh pay for climate change
- UK, Italy to work together on nuclear energy
- Designers say "green" fashion sustainable
- $100 billion could yield 2 million 'green' jobs
- Air pollution harms patients after heart attack
- Germany tests coal plant answer to climate change
- Poland says EU climate deal may be delayed
- New Bacteria Could Make Cheaper Ethanol
- Google's Schmidt Outlines Precocious Energy Plan
- Ausi Carbon Targets Seen As Too Weak
- Wikipedia's Wales Launches Wikia Green
- Automakers Look To Washington For Help Financing G...
- Delaware Beach May Get Offshore Wind Turbines
- Solar Can Meet All World Energy Demand
- Germany to Launch Electroc Car Filling Station Net...
- Hunger in Africa Blamed On European Rejection of G...
- Artists and Musicians On Board For Arctic Project
- Pyranees Glaciers Disappearing
- Environmentalists Clash With Republicans Over Dril...
- Energy a priority as Congress returns from break
- Arctic Ice Hints at Warming
- Bangladesh Seeks Billions To Fight Climate Change
- Both Candidates Have Plans For Green White House
- Spain's Environmentalists Sound Alarm
- EPA Tightens Lawn Mower, Power Boat Emission Rules
-
▼
September
(104)
No comments:
Post a Comment