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ClimatePULSE: in Depth

Welcome to the first “ClimatePULSE with ClimateCHECK”, a weekly blog on Triple Pundit covering the world of GHG management and GHG markets in North America. ClimateCHECK is a top tier provider of credible, practical and innovative greenhouse gas (GHG) management for carbon commodities and clean technology solutions. We guide our clients through risk management and compliance issues and into innovative GHG management solutions that create value by improving environmental and economic returns; something we like to call the “double dividend” approach.

February 25, 2009

Do We Need a “Holy Grail” Technology to Combat Climate Change?

ipcc_temp_change.jpg Recently, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) took a look at their earlier predictions on global warming, and guess what? They significantly underestimated the rate of increase in global emissions, particularly between 2000 and 2008. This was mainly due to the unforeseen (and rapid) increase in coal-burning by developing countries like China. But even still, it’s quite scary that we surpassed the worst-case-scenario predictions for 2000-2008. So, will we need some type of “Holy Grail” technology to stop global warming? Is the combination of renewable energy and possibly carbon capture and sequestration really enough?

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ClimatePULSE: Archives

ClimatePULSE: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

How does climate change affect life 3000 feet below sea level? Take a look through the Ocean Research and Conservation...[read more]

» Climate Check | February 10, 2009

The US Climate Action Partnership's "Blueprint for Legislative Action," does it go far enough?

Finally. Change. Along with the new President comes a bright and contemporary perspective on how to tackle climate change. So...[read more]

» Climate Check | January 27, 2009

ClimatePULSE: Around the World in 100 minutes - Japan’s GHG Satellite

What’s the atmospheric density of carbon dioxide 200 miles off the East coast of Greenland? At this point we...[read more]

» Climate Check | January 14, 2009

ClimatePULSE: The Top 3 Climate Change Headlines to Watch for in 2009

As 2008 comes to a close and we take a look at the year in review, we reflect on the...[read more]

» Climate Check | December 30, 2008

ClimatePULSE: The Poznan Conference - Boom or Bust?

This week in ClimatePULSE we take a look at the recently concluded UN Climate Change conference in Poznan, Poland. Although...[read more]

» Climate Check | December 16, 2008

ClimatePULSE: Top 5 Ways to Host a Green Event

This week in ClimatePULSE we take a look at some of the best techniques for hosting an environmentally friendly conference or event. Given the current hysteria surrounding corporate sustainability projects, the simple task of promoting your organization’s green goodwill through hosting enviro-friendly events is often overlooked. So just how do you easily conform to environmentally sound behavior? It’s quite simple. Without overlooking the importance of ditching bottled water, there are 5 simple steps your company can take to portray a green image at your next big conference or meeting. Check below for the top solutions. [read more]

» Climate Check | November 18, 2008

ClimatePULSE: Vote, Cap, and Trade

The big news of the day is, of course, the U.S. presidential election. This week ClimatePULSE will take a...[read more]

» Climate Check | November 4, 2008

ClimatePULSE: A haunting perspective on the climate of change

This week of Halloween, I thought we’d settle on a creepy, nay terrifying, topic – the topic of how far...[read more]

» Climate Check | October 29, 2008

ClimatePULSE: Top 10 Renewable Friendly States - "Freeing the Grid"

This week in ClimatePULSE we take a look at the top 10 green states. But more specifically, those states...[read more]

» Climate Check | October 21, 2008

ClimatePULSE: Saving the World, Two Problems at a Time

Recycling highly-concentrated streams of CO2 from large-scale emitters sounds like a fantastic way to slow down climate change. So...[read more]

» Climate Check | October 14, 2008

ClimatePULSE: Top 5 Clean Technologies

This week in ClimatePULSE we take a look at some of the most promising clean technology solutions. And now that...[read more]

» Climate Check | October 7, 2008

ClimatePULSE: The Government Can Still Help the Carbon Market

In wake of yesterday’s disapproval of the financial rescue package, ClimatePULSE will take a look at the status of...[read more]

» Climate Check | September 30, 2008

ClimatePULSE: GHG Inventories. What's the catch?

GHG inventories, are they really worthwhile? Some may argue that it’s wiser to skip straight to energy efficiency and clean...[read more]

» Climate Check | September 23, 2008

ClimatePULSE: Take a Life-Cycle Perspective

Consumers are becoming increasingly aware of the environmental impacts of their purchases. “Green” products line the shelves in just about...[read more]

» Climate Check | September 18, 2008

ClimatePULSE: Corporations, Prepare for the Best

Most reasonable scenarios of the future suggest that expected increases in population and economic growth will outweigh the low-hanging fruit...[read more]

» Climate Check | September 10, 2008

ClimatePULSE: Fertilizing Climate Change One Farm at a Time

Fertilizer use and climate change. Unfortunately, choice words you rarely hear used in the same sentence. With so much focus...[read more]

» Climate Check | September 3, 2008

ClimatePULSE: Exporting China's Emissions

A recent report from Carnegie Mellon University added numbers to our suspicions that a large portion of China's emissions are...[read more]

» Climate Check | August 18, 2008

ClimatePULSE: “Mommy, what does “carbon footprint” mean?”

To hear my friends and colleagues discuss the matter over cocktails, you’d be sure that every major company in the...[read more]

» Climate Check | August 11, 2008

Combating Climate Change: Help Wanted

Climate change is one of the most profound challenges of modern times. So why is it that there is such...[read more]

» Climate Check | August 4, 2008

ClimatePULSE: Green Beijing?

This week we’ll take a quick look at one of the summer’s biggest events – the Summer Olympics in Beijing....[read more]

» Climate Check | July 28, 2008

ClimatePULSE: How to Avoid Catastrophe by Preparing for Greenhouse Gas Legislation

It is important that every company consider various forms of GHG regulations, specifically the impact on the business and which...[read more]

» Climate Check | July 21, 2008

ClimatePULSE: Who owns these greenhouse gas emissions?

Protocols for corporate greenhouse gas accounting that are based on the ISO 14064 standards, such as the WBCSD/WRI GHG Protocol,...[read more]

» Climate Check | July 14, 2008

ClimatePULSE: Using Software to Manage Climate Change

For years environmental management for businesses has been focused on the task of ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. Traditional business...[read more]

» Climate Check | July 7, 2008

Carbon Markets Clear the Air

As the public debate continues on whether greenhouse gases contribute to global warming or whether we are going through a...[read more]

» Climate Check | June 30, 2008

The Joy of Carbon Offsets

Last week ClimatePULSE addressed the question, “Are offsets immoral?”. We considered offsets from the “philosophical” point of view and from...[read more]

» Climate Check | June 23, 2008

Are Carbon Offsets Immoral?

In my previous role as Executive Director of LiveNeutral I regularly received emails from friends and colleagues sharing the website...[read more]

» Climate Check | June 16, 2008

The Voluntary Carbon Standard: Are They Blowing Hot Air?

The voluntary carbon market has grown at an astonishing rate over the past few years. Since 2006 we have witnessed...[read more]

» Climate Check | June 9, 2008

GHG Education Stretches Beyond Traditional Universities

As the need for climate change solutions continues to grow, so does the need for properly educated greenhouse gas management...[read more]

» Climate Check | June 2, 2008

ClimatePULSE: Town and Country - A Look at Agriculture and Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Agriculture is a prominent topic in the current policy and market discussions regarding greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation. Crop practices and...[read more]

» Climate Check | May 27, 2008


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