Emissions by gasOpen
Life cycle emissions of a computerOpen
Dirty coal is here to stayOpen
Examples of GHG emission amounts 08Open
Copenhagen, paradise for cyclistsOpen
Top 20 greenhouse gas emitters (including land use change and forestry)Open
Emissions AssessmentOpen
Examples of GHG emission amounts 06Open
Largest industrial CO2 emittersOpen
Greenhouse gas emissions for three sectorsOpen
Examples of GHG emission amounts 19Open
Energy consumption and CO2 emissions from buildingOpen
Greenhouse gas programmesOpen
Strategic options for climate change mitigation Global cost curve for greenhouse gas abatement measuresOpen
The carbon cycleOpen
Examples of GHG emission amounts 01Open
Political choicesOpen
Examples of GHG emission amounts 15Open
German transportation meansOpen
The boom in air travelOpen
Biofuel production MapOpen
Offset providersOpen
Registered projects implemented under Kyoto’s “Clean Development Mechanism”Open
Examples of GHG emission amounts 17Open
Energy consumption by usage in a buildingOpen
Examples of GHG emission amounts 12Open
Examples of GHG emission amounts 13Open
Examples of GHG emission amounts 02Open
Energy cost of various construction materialsOpen
Carbon inventoryOpen
Climate change global processes and effectsOpen
Examples of GHG emission amounts 09Open
Examples of GHG emission amounts 07Open
Turn it off!Open
All actors towards a climate neutral societyOpen
Some examples of the effect of individual behaviour on greenhouse gas emissions in FranceOpen
Examples of GHG emission amounts 20Open
World Greenhouse gas emissions by sectorOpen
Urban density and transport-related energy consumptionOpen
Examples of GHG emission amounts 18Open
Examples of GHG emission amounts 11Open
Accounting unitsOpen
Examples of GHG emission amounts 10Open
Europe’s “Dirty Thirty”Open
Nuclear energy is not a clean alternative The legacy of the Soviet Union's nuclear activitiesOpen
Examples of GHG emission amounts 16Open
Same comfort level, same needs, different choicesOpen
Energy cost of out-of-season vegetablesOpen
How much is emitted by ships?Open
Biofuel versus fossil fuelOpen
Certified Emission ReductionsOpen
Greenhouse gas intensity of national economiesOpen
Animal proteins: the good, the bad and the uglyOpen
Biofuel productionOpen
Two scenarios for biofuels by 2030Open
GHG emissionsOpen
Examples of GHG emission amounts 04Open
Varying contribution to climate changeOpen
Most commonly used air routes, in million passengers a yearOpen
Introducing the main renewable energiesOpen
Emissions from agricultureOpen
Total CO2 emissions from fossil-fuel burning, cement production and gas flaringOpen
Emission CalculatorsOpen
Climate Change Performance Index 2008Open
Examples of GHG emission amounts 14Open
Do you really save time?Open
Examples of GHG emission amounts 05Open
Examples of GHG emission amounts 03Open
The boom in shipping tradeOpen
Meat imports in 2005Open

Kick the Habit: A UN Guide to Climate Neutrality

A new UNEP publication, written and produced by UNEP/GRID-Arendal for World Environment Day 2008, shows how various levels of society can work towards climate neutrality. Written and reviewed by experts from many disciplines and various countries, the book is aimed at a broad audience, with solutions for individuals, small and large businesses, NGOs, international organizations,…

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    05/01/2009

Kick the Habit: A UN Guide to Climate Neutrality

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