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Pemanasan Global Pangkas Potensi Energi Angin
21-Apr-2010
Rabu, 21 April 2010 06:41 WIB

JAKARTA--MI: Pemanasan global telah menyebabkan menurunnya kecepatan angin sehingga mempengaruhi perkembangan energi alternatif bersumber dari tenaga angin."Kecepatan angin global rata-rata telah menurun sejak 1973, bahkan penurunan itu sudah sampai 10 persen," kata anggota baru Akademi Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia (AIPI) bidang Ilmu Rekayasa Prof Dr Satryo Soemantri Brodjonegoro di Jakarta, Selasa (20/4).

 Resesi Global Turunkan Emisi 3 Persen
21-Apr-2010
Rabu, 21 April 2010 01:41 WIB

JAKARTA--MI: Resesi global pada 2009 mampu menurunkan emisi karbon (CO2) sebesar tiga persen, sehingga penurunan yang terjadi merupakan penurunan terbesar dalam 40 tahun terakhir.
"Meski tingkat emisi turun, kita tentu berharap krisis tersebut tidak berlanjut," kata anggota baru Akademi Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia (AIPI) bidang Ilmu Rekayasa Prof Dr Satryo Soemantri Brodjonegoro di Jakarta, Selasa (20/4).

 Dairy Sector Adds 4 Percent To Man-Made Emissions: FAO
21-Apr-2010
Date: 21-Apr-10
Country: ITALY
Author: Svetlana Kovalyova

The dairy sector accounts for 4 percent of global man-made greenhouse gas emissions, the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization said in a report.The dairy sector emitted 1.969 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) equivalent in 2007, of which 1.328 billion tonnes were due to dairy production and 151 million tonnes to meat from culled dairy animals, the FAO said.

 Climate Report Publicized In Runup To Senate Bill
21-Apr-2010
Date: 21-Apr-10
Country: US
Author: REUTERS

An environmental coalition publicized a new U.S. draft report on climate change Monday, one week before the expected unveiling of a compromise U.S. Senate bill that aims to curb greenhouse gas emissions.The Project on Climate Science, a coalition of environmental groups, publicized the report in advance of Earth Day on April 22, a spokeswoman said. The report was released with little fanfare on April 7 and posted on the Federal Register on April 8.