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28 June 2007
The Climate Group has produced a briefing note outlining the top ten things for organisations to consider when disclosing carbon risks and benefits...To download a printable version click here, or read on for more information. The tips are based on conversations with member companies and experts in carbon disclosure...
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26 June 2007
19 business leaders met with British PM Tony Blair and California's Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger on June 26th to accelerate transatlantic action towards a low carbon economy.
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25 June 2007
Premier Dalton McGuinty says Ontario will build on its efforts to fight climate change by setting aggressive targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions as part of the government's climate change plan...
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19 June 2007
Google, the largest search engine on the web, has become a member of The °Climate Group in order to help meet its commitment to become carbon neutral by 2008...
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08 June 2007
The leaders of the G8 countries have moved closer to the long-term agreement on emission reduction targets that the public, scientists and businesses have been calling for...
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07 June 2007
State and territory environment ministers agreed to a proposal for mandatory reporting by companies emitting more than 25,000 tonnes of greenhouse gases a year.
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07 June 2007
On June 4th China announced its aim to cut greenhouse gas emissions growth by almost one billion tonnes by 2010 under a long-awaited national climate plan announced in Beijing.
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06 June 2007
The public information campaign calls on Londoners to reduce their carbon emissions by making simple changes to their lifestyles.
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05 June 2007
The Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC) has sent a letter to the G8 Heads of State ahead of the Heiligendamm Summit underlining the importance of laying the foundations for a post-2012 policy framework on climate change.
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01 June 2007
US President George Bush sent out mixed messages on climate change yesterday as he appeared to be joining the international mainstream on climate change by signalling the need for emissions targets and an international agreement covering the world's largest emitters.
