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CO2 emissions in US unchanged

Posted: Sunday, July 2nd, 2006 by damnHippy
Tags: Latest News, Pollution

The level of US CO2 emissions has remained relatively stagnant in 2005. They have increased by a modest .1%. Still a trend in the wrong direction, but suprisingly less growth than would be expected in the land of cheap fuel and big cars.

CO2 emissions in US unchanged » [The Corner]

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