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India government sets emission limit for hydrogen to qualify as ‘green’

India government sets emission limit for hydrogen to qualify as ‘green’

Michael Murphy August 20, 2023

The Indian government has set an emission limit of two-kilogram carbon-dioxide for every kilogram of hydrogen produced to be classified....

On the menu at a UK restaurant: carbon footprint

On the menu at a UK restaurant: carbon footprint

Liang Lan August 10, 2022

The menu at The Canteen in southwest England doesn't just let diners know how much a dish costs. They can....

How restoring overstocked forests can yield multiple diverse benefits

How restoring overstocked forests can yield multiple diverse benefits

George Scott August 09, 2022

Mechanical thinning of California's forests can reduce the severity of wildfires by eliminating built-up vegetation that fuels blazes.

3 questions food companies must answer to hit their climate target

3 questions food companies must answer to hit their climate target

Liang Lan August 03, 2022

Reducing emissions to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement to avoid the worst impacts of climate change will require....

Covid lockdown did not slow down greenhouse gas emissions, methane levels surged

Covid lockdown did not slow down greenhouse gas emissions, methane levels surged

George Scott June 27, 2022

As the world stopped functioning and went inside their homes while a virus raged outside, greenhouse gas emissions had gone....

Is Animal Agriculture As Bad As Burning Fossil Fuels?

Is Animal Agriculture As Bad As Burning Fossil Fuels?

Liang Lan June 02, 2022

Between two and six billion animals are killed each day for food

Plastic Recycling Doesn’t Work and Will Never Work

Plastic Recycling Doesn’t Work and Will Never Work

George Scott May 30, 2022

Americans support recycling. We do too. But although some materials can be effectively recycled and safely made from recycled content,....

The 'carbon footprint' was co-opted by fossil fuel companies to shift climate blame – here's how it can serve us again

The 'carbon footprint' was co-opted by fossil fuel companies to shift climate blame – here's how it can serve us again

Liang Lan May 28, 2022

“You can’t manage what you can’t measure” , This can help explain why carbon emissions are under more scrutiny than....