Mon, 16 March 2009  Back again in 2009!March 16, 2009 - 3 new EPA rules Obama Cap & Trade Plans Comments[0] |
Mon, 25 August 2008  Carbon Issues 13 - California Draft Proposed Rules Ted talks about the drafted Refrigerant related rule that is being considered by the California. It requires logs from Wholesalers, Technicians, Equipment Owners & Reclaimers. When finalized this rule could be the precursors of future US actions. Comments[0] |
Fri, 28 March 2008  Carbon Issues 12 - With Paul HepperlaPaul & Ted discuss the latest version of the Warner Lieberman Climate Securities Act. There's and HFC cap in the latest iteration! Hold tight to your wallet, new "taxes" are coming. California's global climate change law AB-32 may require carbon emissions record keeping for smaller business too. Links mentioned in CI are available at CarbonIssues.com. Comments[1] |
Thu, 6 March 2008  Carbon Issues 11- Ted & Paul talk about Kyoto, China and the international politics of climate change. Sorry Canadians for Paul's behavior.Comments[0] |
Sat, 9 February 2008  RTed wraps up the Jan 2008 ASHRAE Show in NYC. R-22 Pricing and The Presidential Campaign are also topics in the latest podcast. Check out the new site at WWW.Carbonissues.com for the latest links and show notes.Comments[1] |
Fri, 30 November 2007  Ted talks briefly about the IPCC 4th Assessment. Keilly Witman from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency- Stratospheric Protection Division joins Ted to discuss the successful "GreenChill" supermarket industry outreach program. Click the link below to navigate to the EPA GreenChill page. http://www.epa.gov/media Comments[0] |
Thu, 1 November 2007  Carbon News & Climate Change Science In this podcast Ted goes through recent environmental news and explains the theory of Global Climate Change in a way that is easy to understand. Here are the Links: Pew Climate YouTube Video on Global Climate Change Verisae (Where I work) Comments[0] |
Fri, 12 October 2007  The 7th installment of the Carbon Issues Podcast welcomes back Paul Hepperla. We discuss in detail demand response and energy procurement. I also talk about the recent US change in the HCFC cap that was announced a few weeks ago. Comments[0] |
Wed, 19 September 2007  Ci 6- Ted discusses the Montreal Protocol 20th anniversary and the United States proposal to move HCFC phase-out dates up by 10 years. He also speaks about a $15 per Metric Ton tax and how it would impact the bottom line at home and at work. Comments[0] |
Tue, 14 August 2007  Ted discusses current topics including what to expect from the Montreal Protocol 20th anniversary gathering, selecting a new refrigerant for home use and general climate change topics.Comments[1] |
Wed, 23 May 2007 
Paul Hepperla and I speak about the details of calculating a company’s carbon footprint. We talk about the Sanders Boxer bill pending in the US Senate as well as the competing McCain Lieberman option. We disagree about using CO2 as a direct refrigerant. To be continuedComments[0] |
Tue, 1 May 2007  Paul Hepperla and I discuss Carbon Footprinting for businesses. What is is? How does it effect my business and should I be paying attention?Direct emissions, indirect emissions etc... Links mentioned: wwww.cdproject.com , www.verisae.com Comments[0] |
Tue, 27 March 2007  The world is phasing out of R-22 and other HCFC based refrigerants. What can we expect?This podcast gives a good overall perspective of the step down changes and what I think will happen. EPA Phaseout Document Comments[2] |
Fri, 9 March 2007  The first Carbon Issues Podcast discussing my reasons for producing it and my background. I hope you enjoy it.Ted Comments[2] |
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