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US recycling rates for commonly recycled consumer goods in
2006 are listed below:
EPA's annually updated report, Municipal
Solid Waste in the US: 2006 Facts and Figures, describes
the national MSW stream based on data collected since 1960.
The historical perspective provided is useful for establishing
trends in the types of MSW generated and the ways in which
it is managed.
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HFCs are man-made chemicals, many of which have been developed as alternatives
to ozone-depleting substances (ODS) for industrial, commercial, and consumer
products.
Primary
aluminum production and semiconductor manufacture are the largest known
man-made sources of two perfluorocarbons – CF4 (tetrafluoromethane)
and C2F6 (hexafluoroethane).
The global warming potential of SF6 is 23,900, making it the
most potent greenhouse gas the IPCC has evaluated.
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The image above illustrates the four main stages of product life-cycles, all
of which provide opportunities for GHG emissions and/or offsets. These stages
are: raw material acquisition, manufacturing, recycling, and waste
management.
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Coal-to-Liquid is a Giant Leap Backwards |
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12 ASTEROIDS AND EVOLVING INTO WISDOM
IN 2004, JOHN SCHELLNHUBER, distinguished science adviser at the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research in the United Kingdom, identified 12 global-warming tipping points, any one of which, if triggered, will likely initiate sudden, catastrophic changes across the planet. Odds are you've never heard of most of these tipping points, even though your entire genetic legacy—your children, your grandchildren, and beyond—may survive or not depending on their status.
THE ALARMISTS AND THE ACROBAT
ON THE OTHER END of Leiserowitz's spectrum of perception regarding global warming is an interpretive community he calls the alarmists, generally comprised of individuals holding pro-egalitarian
Yet long before its rampage, American kids were coloring pictures of the first icon of global environmentalis
Today Amazonia is the most famous of Schellnhuber's tipping points. For a generation, kids have grown up learning that the Amazon is at risk from massive deforestation. But even if clearcutting were to halt, climate models forecast that a warming globe will convert the wet Amazonia forest into savanna within this century, and the loss of trees will render the region a net CO2 producer, further accelerating global warming.
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