September 2008 archives

• Wind power dollars pour into west Texas economy
• LA County Museum of Art gets $45 million cash gift
• First solar panels installed on Vatican roof
• German churches repent for green sins in bid to cut carbon footprint
• Bulgaria launches CO2 registry to kick off trade
• ‘Lifesaver’ Bottle Purifies Water in Seconds
• NFL Team Donates $35,000 To Oldest New Orleans H.S.
• Sahara Solar Scheme Could Power Poor West Africa
• Anti-poverty summit raises 16 billion dollars: UN chief
• Hoteliers go green to save the planet
• To slow global warming, install white roofs
• Chrysler to Sell Electric Cars in U.S. as Early as 2010
• Bacteria Ready to Make Plastic From Sugar
• Pilot completes jetpack challenge (With Video)
• First U.S. greenhouse cap-and-trade market opens
• Brazil unveils deforestation plan
• World leaders pledge $3B to eradicate malaria
• Lung treatment breathes new life into flu vaccines
• A ‘miracle tree’ that could feed sub-Saharan Africa
• Hundreds of New Creatures Found on Australian Reefs
• New Study Offers Solution To Global Fisheries Collapse
• Mars rover facing two-year trek
• Cheap cervical cancer test is boost for poor countries
• Extinct tortoise ‘can live again’
• Stonehenge Drew Ailing Pilgrims for Healing
• Oldest Ice in North America Hints at Hardy Tundra
• Egypt desert tourists freed after three-day ordeal
• 113 New Sharks and Rays Announced in Australia
• Wasps have a good memory for a face
• Global advertising leaders and Ban join forces to fight climate change
• Local Sailors Arrive in Texas to Aid Hurricane Cleanup
• The Actress, Her Lovers, and a Fortune in Jewels
• Amazing Ultralight Solar Plane Flies For Days
• India’s iconic electric car gets volt of energy
• Hobbit house saved from demolition as winds of change blow in pioneer’s favour
• Norway joins fight to save Amazon
• EU to overhaul fisheries policy
• Exoplanet ‘circles normal star’
• New Iguana Species Revealed
• Metro Vancouver to get tough on recycling
• Russian troops start withdrawal from Georgia
• Buyers of low-fuel cars get a sales tax exemption
• Child deaths fell slightly in 2007: UNICEF
• Firefighter saves cat with mouth-to-mouth (With Video)
• Large Hadron Collider “Actually Worked”
• Group to promote state legislative efforts to build green schools
• Bottled Water Demand May Be Declining
• Iraq seeks Heritage status for restored marshlands
• Mexico City launches community gardens
• Old-growth B.C. forests worth more standing than fallen, study says
• Looted Obelisk Returned to Ethiopia
• EU parliament eases road for hydrogen cars
• Jerusalem ancient walls unveiled
• Saving Lives Through Smarter Hurricane Evacuations
• Ghana, EU clinch deal to crackdown on illicit timber trade
• New era for sustainable investing
• New giant clam species found
• Beijing air measures ‘must stay’
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