Morning Ecology 10 June 2008

• Having run out of landfill space, Naples sends transh to Hamburg (The New York Times)
• Climate Change: Carbon capture from power stations must start soon, say scientists (The Guardian)
• Rising sea levels threaten cities (The Canberra Times)
• Could microgeneration be as powerful as nuclear energy? (Treehugger.com)
• EPA Gives Grants For Environmental Justice (The Sietch Blog)
• R-3: Pedal powered carrier for selective recycling of trash (EcoFriend)

Image: flickr/G2 Studio, "Naples Trash Emergency: This is a photographic report about the sad emergency that Naples and all the region Campania is living. This is the only region of Italy that has the problem of trash disposal. Countryside dumps are completely full with mountains of stocked and packed "trash balls" laying undispached, garbage collectors' truck are unable to pick up all the litters from the street because, once they've done it, they have to face road blocks made by that people living near dumps, expecially those dumps that are going to be opened again due to this emergency; bitter conflicts between citizens and police has taken place along the street that lead to dumps..."