Copenhagen Issue: Iceland Meets Kyoto Targets Using Clean Energy
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Iceland's energy is harnessed through its own natural resources -- and by using those resources, the island nation has been able to meet its Kyoto Protocol targets. Tyler Suiters takes and in-depth look at how it's done - from geothermal and hydroelectric power plants to fossil fuels.
Published: 12/09/09 3:12pm
Running Time: 13:12
Related Keywords: Politics, Power Generation (Other- Biomass, Hydro-Electric, Hydrogen, Geothermal), International (Politics), Other- Biomass, Hydro-Electric, Hydrogen, Geothermal, Clean Skies News, Tyler Suiters, COPENHAGEN COVERAGE, Alstom, carbon, carbon emissions, carbon recycling, Climate & Energy Initiative, coal, Dan Reicher, diesel, Eirikur Hjaimarsson, Holmfridur Sigurdardottir, Olafur Ragnar Grimsson, Pierre Gauthier, Reykjavik Energy, Sigurdur Gislason
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