California leads the world in cutting greenhouse gases at a rate second only to France. That's according to a study, the "California Green Innovation Index," released today by Next 10, a nonprofit focused on climate change and the clean tech economy.
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Australia has one of the world's highest rates of greenhouse gas emissions per person. A report released on Monday lists countries that have been reducing their greenhouse gas emissions per capita rate since 1990. But Australia is not one of them and has gone in the opposite direction, with a 21% increase in greenhouse gas emissions per person.
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SAN FRANCISCO — In advance of the historic United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP21) in Paris this year, the California Green Innovation Index, for the first time, analyzes and ranks the Golden State’s economic and energy performance in com
California not only leads the nation in the fight against climate change — in some ways it leads the world. The Golden State has the world’s second least carbon-intensive economy, according to a new study from public policy group Next 10. Only France, with its large fleet of nuclear power plants, emits fewer greenhouse gases for each dollar (or euro) of economic activity.
Peoria licensed the tool from a California-based nonprofit organization called Next 10, which focuses on civic education and engagement.
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