'Carbon Bomb' projects threaten explosion in global emissions
Point of No Return report from Greenpeace highlights how the world’s 14 largest planned fossil fuel projects will increase emissions 20 per cent
A group of 14 giant "carbon bomb" projects that are currently in planning and development is on track to single-handedly increase global greenhouse emissions 20 per cent by 2020, making it near impossible...
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