Recent News Articles on Global Warming and CO2 Emissions.
Are Huge Cuts in CO2 Emissions Attainable?
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U.S. CO2 Emissions 2003 |
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Source |
MMT |
% of Total |
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Electric Generation |
2,279 |
39% |
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Gasoline |
1,141 |
20% |
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Residential |
381 |
7% |
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Commercial |
237 |
4% |
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Industrial |
1027 |
18% |
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Transportation (Excluding Gasoline) |
738 |
13% |
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United States, Total |
5,802 |
100% |
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Total
greater than 100% due to rounding and some overlap of gasoline usage
by industry and commercial Source:
Emission of Greenhouse Gasses
in the United States 2005 by DOE Energy Information
Administration MMT = Million Metric Tons |
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The above table shows the source of CO2 emissions in the United States.
Stabilizing CO2 in the atmosphere requires cutting CO2 emissions by 60% worldwide. IPCC wants 30% reduction by 2030.
Attached report explains why large cuts in CO2 emissions may be unattainable. pdf
For more information: Go to Carbon Folly.com
UN Taxes
China’s Temperatures
The Fourth
Cost of Electricity
Electricity Shortage
by 2050
Is Nuclear Dead in U.S.?
Electrical Efficiency Issue
Conservation Using R.O.I
Cost of Electricity with IGCC
Denmark’s Folly
Challenges to EPA Endangerment Finding
Natural Gas Bonanza
Smart Meters
Bogus CHP Efficiencies
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Scientists Speak Out |
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Policy Makers Speak Out "An Update on the Science of Climate Change" 2005 By Senator James M. Inhofe pdf 75kb "The Science Isn't Settled" By James Schlesinger pdf 75kb "An Update on the Science of Climate Change" 2003 By Senator James M. Inhofe pdf 336 kb "Caltech Lecture" by Crichton pdf 75kb |
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More Congressional Testimony "Toward a Clean Energy Future: Energy Policy and Climate Change on Public Lands" 2007 By Robert E. Murray, CEO Murray Energy Corp.pdf 35kb |
Worthwhile Reading
Politically Incorrect Guide to Global Warming.
By
Christopher C. Horner
Several excellent books have been written about Global Warming, but this new book is fun to read while also being informative.
The Politically Incorrect Guide to Global Warming and Environmentalism by Christopher Horner gets to the heart of the issue, “global governance”.
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