carbon dioxide

    By Melly Alazraki

    | 1:50PM 12/30/2010
    A natural gas boom is coming in the U.S, but while consumers are likely to benefit from the cheap energy source, investors may not. Huge new discoveries of domestic reserves may keep prices down, and the political push toward renewable energy sources could cut into producers' profits.

    By Ucilia Wang

    | 8:30PM 8/05/2010
    A controversial project to scrub and store carbon dioxide from a coal-fired power plant in Illinois gets $1 billion from the federal government.

    By Sally Deneen

    | 2:00PM 7/28/2010
    easyJet claims that its flights are a greener way to travel than motoring solo in a Toyota Prius. Really. Specifically, it says its flights emit less carbon dioxide per person than that bestselling hybrid car. Can it be true? It's a jaw-dropping statement given the prevailing wisdom about air...

    By Alex Salkever

    | 4:45PM 12/10/2009
    The eyes of the world are turned to Copenhagen and the pivotal environmental summit taking place in that quaint, lovely Scandinavian city. The task faced there by the leaders of the world is simple to articulate: Save the planet from the carbon menace and all the ills associated with the curse of...

    By Alex Salkever

    | 12:30PM 12/07/2009
    Until now, green companies in the developing world have lacked a yardstick to track their stock performance versus the rest of the market. The newly introduced "carbon-efficient index" fills that gap -- just in time for the Copenhagen climate meetings.

    By Alex Salkever

    | 4:00PM 11/14/2009
    As the leaders of the world prepare for the critical Copenhagen climate and environment summit in December, Michael Woelk has a message he'd like them to hear. You can't fix what you can't measure. And it won't cost that much to measure carbon emissions down to the factory smokestack. For the...

    By Eric Wahlgren

    | 12:30PM 10/19/2009
    The heavily taxed French like to grouse about all the levies they pay, but there's a new tax that's turned that constant grumble into a roar. Called la taxe carbone, or the carbon tax, the new levy would charge businesses and individuals €17 for every ton of carbon dioxide (CO2) they produce....