Cold forces Argentine energy cuts
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Argentina rations energy supplies as cold weather blamed for 17 deaths strains the country's power system.
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Embattled Russian oil giant Yukos cut its 2004 oil production target from 90 million tonnes to 86 million tonnes, saying its inability to access its frozen accounts had forced the firm to reduce operating costs.
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina -- The United States is the big odd man out as diplomats, scientists, and environmentalists from more than 190 countries gather here at the 10th meeting of the United Nations' Convention on Climate Change. The convention's Kyoto Protocol, with its mandatory reduction of &quot;greenhouse gases&quot; that cause global warming, goes into force next year. Discussions of new ...
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E' la stima Coldiretti nella giornata risparmio energetico
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By THE DENVER POST The Rocky Mountains' recent cold and snow has put a chill on natural gas production.
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With electricity reserves depleted, officials in impoverished Tajikistan Â where residents are enduring one of the coldest winters in 25 years Â said Tuesday they would be forced to cut power to much of the country.
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GENERAL PIZARRO, Argentina  - General Pizarro, a  one-telephone town in the northern province of Salta, gained  notoriety last month when environmentalists chained up  bulldozers to protest the sale of a nearby nature reserve.
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Argentina's first lady is the overwhelming favorite to win October's presidential election, but a series of corruption scandals and an energy crisis dogging President Nestor Kirchner could affect her campaign.
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Antarctica's Southern Ocean carbon "sink" is soaking up less CO2 than it was expected to.
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An Argentine tourist map that put disputed Patagonian glaciers on Argentina's side of the border has inflamed already tense relations with neighbouring Chile.
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18 December 2004 - The tenth-anniversary United Nations Conference on Climate Change concluded today in Argentina after adopting a package of measures aimed at helping countries to prepare for climate change.
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TXU Corporationâs decision to scrap plans for eight new coal-fired plants could leave Texas with a shortfall in energy.
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With no heating and just three hours of electricity a day, Malokhat Atayeva is struggling to survive the coldest winter in three decades in her small town in western Tajikistan.
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Saboteurs are stalling oil transports and causing costly power outages, crippling the country's increasingly unstable energy infrastructure.
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The ice is melting and the heat is on for international delegates assembling in Buenos Aires this week to find new ways to confront global warming under the 194-nation treaty on climate change.
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The threat of a cold winter in the United States ended a slide in oil prices on the New York market on Wednesday and put the spotlight on US heating fuel reserves.
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&#39;As negotiators in the capital of Argentina hammer out the next stage of the The Kyoto Protocol climate treaty, two important questions remain unanswered: whether the Kyoto signatories can find a compromise to bring the United States back into the