Articles Authored by Eric Schofield

• Making a home in a green house
• 2008/07/09

• Recovery Parks, Free Geeks and Plasma: Vancouver Debates Zero Waste
• 2008/07/02

• UN warns of growth in climate change refugees
• 2008/06/17

• City Council Shuns Bottles in Favor of Water From Tap
• 2008/06/17

• Harper welcomes U.S. back into the fold
• 2008/07/09

• The cost of cleaning up fossil fuels - and the price of doing nothing
• 2008/06/13

• Why Canada is the best haven from climate change
• 2008/07/04

• Japan Sees a Chance to Promote Its Energy-Frugal Ways
• 2008/07/04

• Energy Agency Issues Global Warning
• 2008/06/13

• Cities take lead in climate change
• 2008/06/13

• 1988-2008: Climate Then and Now
• 2008/06/23

• Madagascar to sell carbon credits to protect forest
• 2008/06/13

• Major cities can take climate change lead: study
• 2008/06/23

• Doctors should promote climate change awareness
• 2008/06/27

• Water Pressure
• 2008/06/13

• Exclusive: No ice at the North Pole
• 2008/06/27

• City seeks to be carbon neutral
• 2008/06/13

• Europeans Reconsider Biofuel Goal
• 2008/07/08

• Use wood to tackle climate change, forestry group urges
• 2008/07/08

• Cover Story: Giant Steps
• 2008/07/08

• That Cool Blast of AC Is Not So Cool for the Planet. What Can You Do?
• 2008/06/16

• Solar future brightens as oil soars
• 2008/06/16

• China Increases Lead as Biggest Carbon Dioxide Emitter
• 2008/06/16

• Honda rolls out new zero-emission car
• 2008/06/16

• A Stern warning on climate change
• 2008/06/26

• Ottawa brings in rules for environment claims
• 2008/06/26

• Toyota to add solar panels to Prius hybrid: Nikkei
• 2008/07/07

• Business world discovers sustainability can pay
• 2008/07/03

• Environment: Climate risk from flat-screen TVs
• 2008/07/03

• ADB: Asia needs sustainable cities
• 2008/06/25

• Climate change ads should be more cheery, report says
• 2008/06/25

• Ex-PM takes Walden Pond to the Congo
• 2008/06/18

• A Word To The Water Wise
• 2008/07/07

• How green is that product?
• 2008/06/18

• Climate change may cut S Africa corn crop sharply
• 2008/07/07

• Doing nothing is not an option for survival
• 2008/07/07

• Hit by fuel price, which way will motorists turn?
• 2008/06/18

• Sanitation 'crucial' for tackling water-borne disease
• 2008/07/02

• Top earners leave larger eco-footprint
• 2008/06/24

• Oil sands tries image makeover
• 2008/06/24

• Italian Designers Launch Ecologico
• 2008/06/24

• CO2 emissions up by nearly a fifth in 12 years
• 2008/07/02

• Alberta power exports may be left in cold by carbon-conscious users
• 2008/05/21

• Computing sustainability
• 2008/06/19

• The Island House That Powers Itself
• 2008/05/20

• Alberta Claims 'Real Reductions' In Carbon
• 2008/05/20

• The Goal Is to Do the Right Thing
• 2008/05/21

• Honda to roll out cheap new hybrid model in early '09
• 2008/05/21

• Alaska's capital goes green after avalanche cuts power lines
• 2008/05/21

• Sunny days for Canadian solar power
• 2008/05/21

• UK Restaurant Study Reveals Dining Out Produces 100 Times More CO2 Compared To Eating In
• 2008/05/21

• Greener offices make happier employees
• 2008/05/21

• Air quality board to fine Bay Area polluters
• 2008/05/22

• Extended Producer Responsibility and the E-waste problem
• 2008/05/22

• Heavyweight investors join Rockefeller rebellion at ExxonMobil
• 2008/05/22

• City proposes strategy for climate change
• 2008/05/22

• Conserve Water Through Food Efficiency, Report Says
• 2008/05/23

• Green Power
• 2008/05/23

• All hail Carbonia!
• 2008/05/23

• Most people feel obligated to cut emissions: poll
• 2008/05/23

• HP takes steps to reduce carbon footprint
• 2008/05/23

• Restaurants push for more green
• 2008/05/23

• Adding the Environment to the Scales of Justice
• 2008/05/23

• Is the world about to be running on empty?
• 2008/05/23

• BIODIVERSITY: The Twilight Age of Coral Reefs
• 2008/05/23

• G8 environment ministers: halve emissions by 2050
• 2008/05/26

• Spain's drought: a glimpse of our future?
• 2008/05/26

• Global Warming to cost US $3.8 trillion by 2100
• 2008/05/26

• The Ethics of Climate Change: Pay Now or Pay More Later?
• 2008/05/28

• New Climate Report Foresees Big Changes
• 2008/05/28

• 'Green' fix urged for Ontario's job blues
• 2008/05/28

• Is water becoming 'the new oil'?
• 2008/05/30

• When we allow cars to compete with people for food
• 2008/05/30

• Act on climate change, top scientists warn US
• 2008/05/30

• Industries Allied to Cap Carbon Differ on the Details
• 2008/06/02

• Ontario, Quebec go it alone on climate
• 2008/06/02

• Oil-price supernova spurs search for alternatives
• 2008/06/02

• Zero emissions possible in PNG: Garnaut
• 2008/06/02

• Becoming a leader on global warming
• 2008/06/03

• Environment 'more vital than economy'
• 2008/06/03

• Climate change 'threatening tourism'
• 2008/06/03

• U.S. must lead on climate change
• 2008/06/03

• Climate change jumps to the foreground for corporate Canada
• 2008/06/03

• Airbus maker pledges green planes by 2020
• 2008/06/04

• Taxis in £1m carbon challenge
• 2008/06/05

• "Kick the CO2 Habit" - UNEP Says It May Be Easier Than You Think
• 2008/06/05

• Vehicle idling adds to greenhouse gas emissions
• 2008/06/09

• Hello Glastonbury! Are you ready to rock and recycle?
• 2008/06/09

• Japan vows future emissions cut
• 2008/06/10

• Mechanics of curbing climate change
• 2008/06/10

• Passing food around
• 2008/06/10

• Atlas shows effects of climate change on Africa
• 2008/06/10

• MIT analysts say European system for cutting CO2 emissions is working well
• 2008/06/11

• As oil rises, Americans rediscover the railroad
• 2008/06/11

• Developing nations reject G8 targets on climate
• 2008/07/10

• Suburbs feeling the pinch as fuel prices soar
• 2008/07/10

• Green fee hits TVs
• 2008/07/10

• Deloitte Turns To Video Conferencing To Cut Costs, Carbon Footprint
• 2008/07/11

• Electrifying nightlife
• 2008/07/11

• Energy-Addicted US Can Learn a Lot From Europe
• 2008/07/14

• Green Architecture’s New Goal: Affordable But Stylish Sustainability
• 2008/07/14

• Global warming to hit nether regions
• 2008/07/15

• Corporations can profit from being environmentally friendly
• 2008/07/15

• New buzzword at this year's Farnborough air show is 'sustainability'
• 2008/07/16

• Orchestra Hatch-es carbon-neutral show
• 2008/07/17

• How the provinces rank in the climate-change battle
• 2008/07/17

• The carbon footprint belongs to ...
• 2008/07/17

• NYC speeds transformation of yellow cabs to green
• 2008/07/17

• Climate report calls for leaders with vision
• 2008/07/21

• Beijing Olympics: 1.15m cars banned from roads in last-ditch smog effort
• 2008/07/21

• Arctic lake a laboratory for studying climate change's effects on ecosystem
• 2008/07/22

• Drivers begin parking their cars
• 2008/07/22

• World Bank lags in factoring ecology into project plans
• 2008/07/23

• Beijing to plant 40 million flowers for Games
• 2008/07/23

• The energy up there
• 2008/07/24

• Recession? The perfect time to slow down
• 2008/07/24

• City boosts support of sustainability festival
• 2008/07/25

• Expert warns about climate change health effects
• 2008/07/25

• Beijing shrouded in haze 11 days before Olympics
• 2008/07/28

• Is this terminal?
• 2008/07/28

• Huge chunk snaps off storied Arctic ice shelf
• 2008/07/29

• Lessons in simplicity on warming
• 2008/07/29

• Making the Shift to Sustainability
• 2008/07/30

• Trying to Curb Global Heat, U.N. to Turn Up Its Own
• 2008/07/31

• The climate change clock is ticking
• 2008/08/01

• Climate change puts seniors' health at risk
• 2008/08/01

• 80% Of IT Decision Makers Value Green IT, But Hurdles Remain
• 2008/08/01

• Extreme do-gooding
• 2008/08/01

• The stakes could not be higher. Everything hinges on stopping coal
• 2008/08/05

• Clean energy: Do we need an Apollo project for energy?
• 2008/08/05

• Climate change: Prepare for global temperature rise of 4C, warns top scientist
• 2008/08/06

• Buildings--the Biggest Bang for the Buck in Global CO2 Abatement
• 2008/08/06

• Defining sustainability is a slippery job
• 2008/08/07

• Dismay Over Cuts at Climate Lab
• 2008/08/07

• Climate Change Equals Stronger Rains
• 2008/08/08

• Is Your Organic Food Really Organic?
• 2008/08/08

• Youth Take Action on Climate Change at the United Nations
• 2008/08/11

• Local food - better for the conscience, but not the wallet
• 2008/08/11

• The Road to Copenhagen: What Business Needs from Global Policy on Climate Change
• 2008/08/12

• Report card gives B.C., Manitoba top marks for energy efficiency
• 2008/08/12

• China raises taxes on big cars to curb emissions
• 2008/08/13

• Amazon rainforest threatened by new wave of oil and gas exploration
• 2008/08/13

• Environmentalism Sprouts Up On Corporate Boards
• 2008/08/14

• U.S. Could Halve Fuel Consumption by 2035: Report
• 2008/08/14

• Canadians just keep on trucking
• 2008/08/15

• Green Manufacturing Can Help 'Move Business Forward'
• 2008/08/15

• A modest proposal for sustainable eating
• 2008/08/18

• Millions eating food grown with polluted water, says UN report
• 2008/08/18

• ClimatePULSE: Exporting China's Emissions
• 2008/08/18

• How catching cold mountain air could save Europe's glaciers
• 2008/08/19

• Hungry Musk-Oxen, Caribou Could Help Warming Arctic
• 2008/08/19

• Denuded Islands, ‘Planetary Emergencies’
• 2008/08/20

• Japan to launch carbon footprint labelling scheme
• 2008/08/20

• 1,000 meet in Ghana for climate change talks
• 2008/08/21

• Clash over plan to save tropical forests
• 2008/08/21

• Running dry
• 2008/08/22

• A new Arctic circle
• 2008/08/22

• Tossed Food is Also Lost Water
• 2008/08/22

• Climate change threatens South Asia food supplies
• 2008/08/25

• But Was It the 'Green Olympics?'
• 2008/08/26

• We can't stop climate change in a deforesting world
• 2008/08/26

• Carbon Footprint Labeling - Pilot Program Launches in Japan
• 2008/08/26

• Eric Lombardi's Zero Waste Park
• 2008/08/26

• Arctic sea ice at second lowest level
• 2008/08/27

• It's Time to Electrify the Railroads
• 2008/08/27

• To Greece, by car, on grease
• 2008/08/28

• Indian firms must gear up to tackle climate change
• 2008/08/28

• Seawater greenhouses to bring life to the desert
• 2008/09/02

• The Thirst Pavilion: Using Innovative Architecture and Solutions to Combat Global Water Issues
• 2008/09/02

• Huge sections of northern ice shelf lost in August, researchers report
• 2008/09/03

• China Passes New Green Laws Aimed at Businesses
• 2008/09/03

• Dow Jones Indexes and Chicago Climate Exchange Launch Global Emissions Index Series
• 2008/09/04

• Greenpeace's grid plan: North Sea grid could bring wind power to 70m homes
• 2008/09/04

• Steam Heat & Power: Journey to the Center of the Earth
• 2008/09/04

• First Africa Carbon Forum Fosters Clean Climate Projects
• 2008/09/05

• Tom Friedman says Americans can prosper by "outgreening" everyone else.
• 2008/09/05

• World's first carbon capture pilot fires up clean-coal advocates
• 2008/09/05

• California can grow more food AND take less water from the delta
• 2008/09/08

• UN says eat less meat to curb global warming
• 2008/09/08

• The Olympics party is over. Now China has to clean up
• 2008/09/10

• Wright seeks bottled water ban
• 2008/09/10

• Most Europeans 'very concerned' by climate change: EU survey
• 2008/09/11

• Environment: Huge increase in spending on water urged to avert global catastrophe
• 2008/09/11

• Chicago Company Launches Tree Free Paper
• 2008/09/12

• Spain to set up climate change research institute
• 2008/09/12

• The trillion dollar band-aid
• 2008/09/15

• Driving a Low-Carbon Commute
• 2008/09/15

• Reach out to the world
• 2008/09/16

• China to become world's largest investor in green energy
• 2008/09/16

• We recycle cans and bottles, why not buildings?
• 2008/09/16

• Tar sands - the new toxic investment
• 2008/09/17

• Mud, glorious mud: Homes made of earth
• 2008/09/17

• Our problem with plastic
• 2008/09/18

• China taps emergency water for "grim" Beijing
• 2008/09/18

• Chicago Unveils Multifaceted Plan to Curb Emissions of Heat-Trapping Gases
• 2008/09/19

• Chinese Consumers Rate the Environment a Higher Priority Than Americans, British
• 2008/09/19

• Change your lifestyle—and mitigate global warming
• 2008/09/19

• Isle of plenty
• 2008/09/23

• Investors weigh risks of not fighting climate change
• 2008/09/23

• Western States, Canada Provinces Outline Climate Plan (Update1)
• 2008/09/23

• Companies must lead climate change fight: consumers
• 2008/09/23

• 'Wave snakes' switch on to harness ocean's power
• 2008/09/24

• Coal, a Tough Habit to Kick
• 2008/09/24

• Environment a top priority for Canadian voters
• 2008/09/25

• UN: Tackling climate change will boost - not destroy - jobs
• 2008/09/25

• Surrey leads in green cities awards
• 2008/09/26

• The importance of dirty talk
• 2008/09/26

• Candidates vow to fight global warming, poverty
• 2008/09/26

• Wall Street and the climate crisis
• 2008/09/29

• 'Urgent action' needed to boost renewables, IEA warns
• 2008/09/29

• Hunger looms as climate change runs out of control
• 2008/10/01

• We must elect leaders who care about the planet
• 2008/10/01

• Spreading word of climate change
• 2008/10/02

• Oil's green costs set to rise as Canada vote nears
• 2008/10/02