May 27, 2002
JAPAN-KYOTO PROTOCOL TO BE RATIFIED ON JUNE 4 (Japan Times)
CANADA-ALBERTA URGES PROVINCES TO ABANDON KYOTO (Globe & Mail)
DENMARK-PARLIAMENT RATIFIES KYOTO PROTOCOL (Reuters)
RUSSIA MAY DELAY RATIFICATION (Yomiuri Shimbun)
US-DECISION ON KYOTO RULED OUT FOR TEN YEARS (Times of London)
THAILAND TO DELAY RATIFICATION (Bangkok Post)
JAPAN-CHEERS AND OUTRAGE FROM VARIOUS INDUSTRIES (Asahi Shimbun)
EU-NINE STATES LAG BEHIND ON EMISSIONS (Financial Times)
US EXECUTIVE-BIG COAL SWAYED BUSH (Washington Post)
FINLAND APPROVES REGION’S FIRST REACTOR IN A DECADE (MSNBC)
SWEDEN SAYS CUT SUBSIDIES ENDANGERING ENVIRONMENT (ENN)
EMISSIONS TRADER TAPS E. HUNGARY (Eye For Energy)
PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN NETHERLANDS AND WORLD BANK (Hoover’s)
IDEMITSU MAY SELL COAL WITH EMISSIONS RIGHTS (Reuters)
RAISING THE NEXT GENERATION OF POWER BROKERS (NZ Herald)
US-DOE TO IMPROVE GREENHOUSE GAS REPORTING (Eye For Energy)
AUSTRALIA-NSW INTRODUCES GREENHOUSE LAW (The Age)
AUSTRALIA-CALLS FOR EMISSIONS REDUCTION (Eye For Energy)
CHINA CALLED CLOSE TO DEAL TO IMPORT NATURAL GAS (NY Times)
S. AFRICA-POOR PICTURE OF ENERGY AND EMISSIONS (Business Day)
KEY TALKS ON 'EARTH SUMMIT 2' KICK OFF (CNN)
UNEP-NEXT 30 YEARS TERMED CRUCIAL TO EARTH (Globe & Mail)
BIGGEST WINDFARM GIVEN GO-AHEAD (BBC)
GREENPEACE BLOCKS HUGE OIL PLANT (CNN)
ACTIVISTS ARRESTED IN CANADIAN GAS-PUMP PROTESTS (NY Times)
EUROPE TARGETS AVIATION INDUSTRY FOR POLLUTION LEVY (Reuters)
END OF FREE RIDE ON ECOSYSTEM CO2 ABSORPTION (NASA)
POLAR BEARS FACING EXTINCTION (NZ Herald)
MONSTER ICEBERG BREAKS OFF ANTARCTIC ICE SHELF (CNN)
PLAN TO BURY GLOBAL WARMING (New Zealand Herald)
ARCTIC ICE: IN MELTDOWN? (Radio Netherlands)
COMMENTARY AND ANALYSIS
JAPAN-GOVT FACES KEY TEST ON KYOTO (Yomiuri Shimbun)
GLOBAL WARNING BUSH MUST HEED (Guardian-UK)
SCIENTIFIC CONCERN OR ECONOMIC RIVALRY? (Saudi Review)
CAN THIS MAN SOLVE AMERICA'S ENERGY CRISIS? (Fortune)
THE NEED TO DEAL WITH CLIMATE CHANGE (Toronto Star)
FINDING A SILVER LINING IN GREENHOUSE GASES (NZ Herald)
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