Good for the planet: At COP27, Lula da Silva positioned Brazil to be a climate leader
Good for the planet: At COP27, Lula da Silva positioned Brazil to be a climate leader
Léalo en español Leia-o em português “Brazil is back,” said President-elect Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in his Nov. 16 address to COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh Egypt. But it’s a Brazil far more attuned to climate change, Amazon deforestation and Indigenous peoples’ rights than the one Lula assumed responsibility for when he first became president […]
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What a catastrophic gas leak in Pennsylvania means for our climate and health
What a catastrophic gas leak in Pennsylvania means for our climate and health
Details, Details: Quiet Action at COP 27 Tees Up a Big Year for Methane
Details, Details: Quiet Action at COP 27 Tees Up a Big Year for Methane
It’s no surprise that COP 27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt closed with few groundbreaking headlines. Going in, we knew it would be a “working COP” focused on steps to advance the commitments made at previous gatherings. And while some important steps were made on technical issues and a historic agreement on funding arrangements for […]
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Details, Details: Quiet Action at COP 27 Tees Up a Big Year for Methane
Details, Details: Quiet Action at COP 27 Tees Up a Big Year for Methane
Key things we learned from studying methane in the nation’s largest oilfield
By Ben Hmiel and Jon Goldstein After three years of actively collecting methane emissions data in the Permian Basin, researchers have gained new insights that will make it easier to reduce emissions of the incredibly potent greenhouse gas methane. These insights are helping inform state and federal regulatory approaches at a critical time. Download the […]
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Key things we learned from studying methane in the nation’s largest oilfield
Key things we learned from studying methane in the nation’s largest oilfield
Key things we learned from studying methane in the nation’s largest oilfield
Key things we learned from studying methane in the nation’s largest oilfield
COP27 Agrees on Key Milestones and Historic Consensus on Funding for Loss and Damage
COP27 Agrees on Key Milestones and Historic Consensus on Funding for Loss and Damage
Environmental Defense Fund, LR, and Ricardo launch report examining ecological impact of ammonia as a shipping fuel across diverse habitats and receptors
Environmental Defense Fund, LR, and Ricardo launch report examining ecological impact of ammonia as a shipping fuel across diverse habitats and receptors
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Green shipping corridors: criteria for success
Green shipping corridors: criteria for success
A Newark Neighborhood Takes on a Toxic Trash Incinerator
Written by Moms Clean Air Force
Burning trash is a dangerous and unjust way to deal waste. In Newark, NJ, a low-income, largely Black and Brown community, fight a toxic trash incinerator.