Carbon counter offers real-time global emissions data

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Giant billboard shows atmospheric greenhouse gases are rising by 800 tonnes a second

New Yorkers are to receive real-time information on the rising level of greenhouse gases in the Earth's atmosphere, via a giant 70-feet-tall digital billboard outside Madison Square Garden and Penn Station....

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