Dirty fuel

Even as China reduces carbon dioxide emissions by reducing coal use, US policy encourages it

Order of the day

The Supreme Court holds firm on its order to convert Delhi's diesel buses to CNG

Trade-off!

The European Union plans to introduce a trading scheme for carbon dioxide emissions

Escape clause inserted

Although claiming otherwise, Bush's new plan leaves enough room for the US to raise its emission of greenhouse gases

EU falls short

Safe passage

The EU might let aviation sector trade emissions

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Zipping ahead!

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Future power

Heavy load

Japan acts on Kyoto pledge

Gets clean air credits by undertaking energy projects in Kazakhstan

Clean air drive

Time to bid adieu

Reverse effect

Diesel-fuelled vehicles have pulled down the ratings of companies

Sustance over style

Miles to go...

Despite being placed second for its sharp accent on resource management, Hyundai has to kickstart initiatives to be in the driver's seat

Just passed!

The Indian automobile industry gets a rude shock: its pedestrian performance makes winners look like losers

Generating controversy

Environment ministry favours small manufacturers, ignores experts' advice on air emission norms for off-road diesel engines

GENSETS UNDER CHECK

Green trade

Daring to be different

California state senate okays emission standards for vehicles

Carbon trade begins

But the EU may still fall short of its Kyoto Protocol target

Winning by default

Automakers score high on compliance. Only because the regulations are too lax

Taking India for a ride

Global automakers have topped the charts but with products that would fail the green test in their own countries