• Before the 19th-century Industrial Revolution, the average carbon dioxide concentration worldwide was about 280 parts per million.

    CNN: CO2 levels hit new peak at key observatory

  • Car exhaust emissions in the U.S. account for 5% of worldwide carbon emissions.

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  • Mr Brown called for a long-term framework of a worldwide carbon market that would lead to "a low-carbon global economy".

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  • The last time the worldwide carbon level probably hit 400 ppm was about 2 million years ago, said Pieter Tans of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

    NPR: Experts: CO2 Record Illustrates 'Scary' Trend

  • The last time the worldwide carbon level was probably that high was about 2 million years ago, said Pieter Tans of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

    NPR: Greenhouse Gas Milestone; CO2 Levels Set Record

  • He believes we can meet worldwide housing demand AND constrain carbon emissions by replacing steel and concrete construction with wood construction, that can even be applied to skyscrapers.

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  • The new study aligns with a claim made Wednesday by the International Energy Agency that if the planned expansion of nuclear power worldwide is reduced by half, global carbon emissions will increase by 30 percent.

    FORBES: Shutting Nuclear Plants Would Boost Coal And Carbon Emissions

  • Global warming will shift from vague concern to serious business opportunity, as local and national governments worldwide use taxes, regulations and incentives to push less carbon dioxide-intensive technology.

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  • Gas flaring (burning off natural gas released by oil drilling) in the delta produces 70 million metric tons of carbon emissions a year -- "a substantial proportion of worldwide greenhouse gas, " according to the World Bank.

    CNN: The price of our oil addiction

  • Calculate carbon emissions for a road trip or flight and buy offsets to fund worldwide projects that employ those in poverty, such as tree-planting programmes that hire low-income workers, or projects that help both the poor and the environment by distributing fuel-efficient stoves, as opposed to wood-burning ones used in most homes in developing countries.

    BBC: How big is your carbon footprint?

  • These benefits, in combination with growing electricity use worldwide, concerns about limited supplies of fossil fuels, and efforts to reduce carbon-dioxide emissions and prevent climate change, have prompted governments and investors to pour money into this emerging technology.

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  • Colin Masson, worldwide director for ERP and supply chain, Microsoft: Beyond the direct energy and carbon footprint benefits that can be attained by migrating existing IT to the cloud, it is also a key enabler of sustainable supply chains.

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  • If successful, the firm believes this type of system could form part of a new approach to sustainable farming, making use of urban greenbelts while helping to reduce the carbon footprint associated with food production -- which accounts for up to 30% of total emissions worldwide, according to a 2008 Greenpeace report.

    CNN: Farm in the city could be supermarket of the future

  • Current projections show a near tripling of carbon dioxide emissions from electric power in developing countries during the next 20 years, which represents 10 percent of worldwide projected emissions.

    CNN: Developing countries encouraged to curb greenhouse gases

  • If greenhouse-gas concentrations are to be stabilised, then the carbon price or the support mechanisms for clean energy, or both, will have to rise or be adopted worldwide, or both.

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