The Oil & Gas Methane Partnership is a valuable forum for companies aiming to earn public trust

5 years 4 months ago
Once considered a niche environmental concern, methane emissions have emerged as a strategic issue for oil and gas companies around the world. The reason is simple: methane emissions from human activities account for over one quarter of our planetary warming today, and the global oil and gas industry is responsible for nearly 30% of this. […]
Mark Brownstein

The Oil & Gas Methane Partnership is a valuable forum for companies aiming to earn public trust

5 years 4 months ago
Once considered a niche environmental concern, methane emissions have emerged as a strategic issue for oil and gas companies around the world. The reason is simple: methane emissions from human activities account for over one quarter of our planetary warming today, and the global oil and gas industry is responsible for nearly 30% of this. […]
Mark Brownstein

Consumer trust is falling. Here’s how companies can earn it back.

5 years 4 months ago
Environmentally-conscious shoppers are expected to spend up to $150 billion on sustainable products by 2021, an increase of almost 15% since 2018. Skepticism about conventional products is, in part, fueling this market growth. The key to engaging eco-conscious shoppers is to make cleaner, more sustainable products easier to find in stores and online. For example, […]
Alissa Sasso

Optimizing River Diversions in Order to Maximize Sediment Retention and Land Building

5 years 4 months ago

Over the last century, human engineering of the Mississippi River has greatly reduced the amount of sediment delivered to wetlands in the Mississippi River Delta. Half of the river’s sediment is trapped behind upstream dams and, in the lower river, levees block the rest of the sediment from reaching wetlands during floods. Yet, despite the river’s reduced sediment load, the rapid growth of the Wax Lake Delta in Louisiana’s Atchafalaya Basin shows that the remaining sediment in the Mississippi River ...

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rchauvin

Optimizing River Diversions in Order to Maximize Sediment Retention and Land Building

5 years 4 months ago

Over the last century, human engineering of the Mississippi River has greatly reduced the amount of sediment delivered to wetlands in the Mississippi River Delta. Half of the river’s sediment is trapped behind upstream dams and, in the lower river, levees block the rest of the sediment from reaching wetlands during floods. Yet, despite the river’s reduced sediment load, the rapid growth of the Wax Lake Delta in Louisiana’s Atchafalaya Basin shows that the remaining sediment in the Mississippi River ...

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The post Optimizing River Diversions in Order to Maximize Sediment Retention and Land Building appeared first on Restore the Mississippi River Delta.

rchauvin

Dear Companies: Your Future Customers And Employees Want Climate Action

5 years 4 months ago
My 12-year-old daughter Anna has become quite the environmentalist lately. She’s even started turning out the lights while you’re in the room to save on energy! Yes, this can be annoying. But I admire her passion and enjoy watching her become more invested in our planet. Anna and the 1.4 million kids skipping class to protest climate […]
Elizabeth Sturcken