EU CO2 Emissions Hit 30-Year Low: Can it Be Sustained?
Last month, the European Union (EU) produced less CO2 than it has done in November for the past 30 years. ...
Tag: Greenhouse Gas Emissions
EU Carbon Border Tariff: A New Way to Tackle “Carbon Leakage” and Protect European Companies
Following a long night of negotiations, a provisional deal on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) was reached between the ...
Seagrass is Key in Fighting Climate Change: How to Save it
Seagrass is far more important than is generally thought: covering coastal areas, it acts as a climate moderator and barrier ...
Simpler Presentations of Climate Change
This story on climate change science originally appeared in science magazine EOS and is part of Covering Climate Now, a global journalism collaboration strengthening ...
How Air Conditioning Impacts Climate Change: Be Mindful of How You Use It
In the US, 88% of homes used air conditioning in 2020 according to the Energy Information Association. This percentage has ...
Climeworks Announces The Largest Carbon Removal Deal Ever
Climeworks made headlines at the end of March by being included in the Time100 Most Influential Companies list for 2022 ...
China’s Journey Towards Net Zero: Key Role of Sustainable Proteins
“Actions speak louder than words” says Chinese President Xi Jinping in defence of Joe Biden’s criticism towards the Head of ...
A New Way Of Turning Greenhouse Gases Into Fuel
University of Cincinnati (UC) engineers are exploring different methods of transforming greenhouse gases into fuel, in an effort to tackle ...
A Novel Way To Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Train Cows to Use the Toilet
Taking place in Germany, the study published in the Current Biology Journal found that 11 out of the 16 cows ...
How the EU Can Achieve its Bold New Climate Target
European leaders agreed on December 11, 2020 to slash the EU’s greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% below 1990 ...
4 Charts Explain Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Countries and Sectors
Global annual greenhouse gas emissions have grown 41% since 1990, and they are still climbing. While emissions dipped notably in ...
