Derniers articles des blogs d’Oxfam

  • Weather from the Past

    Oxfam Ireland blog | 9 February 2010
    Scientists from the national weather service in the US and the National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration (Noaa) have been brought together to form Noaa Climate Services. The goal of the newly restructured body is to provide information on climate change to businesses, the public and officials. …
  • Weather from the Past

    Oxfam Ireland blog | 9 February 2010
    Scientists from the national weather service in the US and the National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration (Noaa) have been brought together to form Noaa Climate Services. The goal of the newly restructured body is to provide information on climate change to businesses, the public and officials. …
  • Economy Vs Environment

    Oxfam Ireland blog | 8 February 2010
    Irish people consider climate change less of a priority for the EU than other member states. In a recent EU-wide survey, over 60% of people in countries such as Sweden, Denmark and Austria considered climate change a priority whereas only 38% of Irish people agreed. More than 60% of those surveyed …
  • Economy Vs Environment

    Oxfam Ireland blog | 8 February 2010
    Irish people consider climate change less of a priority for the EU than other member states. In a recent EU-wide survey, over 60% of people in countries such as Sweden, Denmark and Austria considered climate change a priority whereas only 38% of Irish people agreed. More than 60% of those surveyed …
  • Why is Haiti poor?

    Oxfam America blog | 5 February 2010
    Theories abound—what can we learn from them?
  • Carbon Tax and Biofuels

    Oxfam Ireland blog | 4 February 2010
    A group representing the biofuels industry in Ireland has claimed that the new carbon tax, announced in December’s budget, will penalise environmentally friendly fuels. The carbon tax imposes a levy of €15 per tonne of carbon dioxide emissions. Pure biofuels are exempt from the tax, but …
  • Carbon Tax and Biofuels

    Oxfam Ireland blog | 4 February 2010
    A group representing the biofuels industry in Ireland has claimed that the new carbon tax, announced in December’s budget, will penalise environmentally friendly fuels. The carbon tax imposes a levy of €15 per tonne of carbon dioxide emissions. Pure biofuels are exempt from the tax, but …
  • 55 out of 192

    Oxfam Ireland blog | 3 February 2010
    Even with the relaxing of the 31 January deadline for countries to submit their emission reduction targets under the Copenhagen Accord, only 55 out of 192 have formally pledged to cut or limit their emissions. The list includes the US, the EU block of countries, China and emerging economies such as …

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