2004 News Archives

Delays in Cutting Greenhouse Gasses Could Harm Environment
Nov. 15, 2004, Princeton University Press

Catch the Wind, Change the Weather
Nov. 2, 2004, New York Times

Weather Hots Up Under Wind Farms
November 2004, New Scientist

New Trees Cancel Out Air Pollution Cuts
October 2004, New Scientist

U.S. Eyes Burying CO₂ to Battle Climate Change
Oct. 4, 2004, NPR

Study: Emission of Smog Ingredients from Trees is Increasing Rapidly
Sept. 27, 2004, Princeton University

Technology Already Exists to Stabilize Global Warming
Sept. 13, 2004, Princeton Weekly Bulletin

Initiative Integrates Science, Technology and Policy Expertise
Sept. 13, 2004, Princeton Weekly Bulletin

Plan to Limit Emissions of Carbon Dioxide Mapped
Aug. 16, 2004, Washington Post

Stabilizing the Global 'Greenhouse' May Not be so Hard
Aug. 13, 2004, The Christian Science Monitor

Study says U.S. Shouldn't Wait to Curb Carbon Emissions
August 2004, NJ Star Ledger

How to Save the World, in Fifteen Easy Steps
August 2004, Independent News

Ways Exists to Halt Global Warming, say Scientists
August 2004, Mail & Guardian

Research Takes Aim at Carbon
Spring 2004, EQuad News

Will Well Cements Prevent Carbon Leaks?
Spring 2004, EQuad News

Alarm Sounded on Global Warming
June 16, 2004, Washington Post

Climate Change Warning
June 15, 2004, CBS News

Candidates Can't Hide from Climate Change
June 2 , 2004, The Globe and Mail

Research Aims to Clear the Air
May 2004, The BP Magazine

Professors Partner with BP, Ford to explore CO₂ Emissions
April 1, 2004, The Daily Princetonian

Carbon Mitigation Initiative Earns Second Round of Funding
Spring 2004, PEI Newsletter

Land Cover Changes Affect U.S. Summer Climate
March 24, 2004, NASA

Gas Guzzlers
February 2004, Smithsonian Magazine

Ocean Life Depends on Single Circulation Pattern in Southern Hemisphere
Jan. 1, 2004, Science Daily

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