#carbon-emissions

#carbon-emissions

Sustainability in construction requires multi-scalar, context-specific strategies rather than one-size-fits-all solutions.

The aviation industry is failing to address its climate impact, necessitating a fundamental transition.

Innovations in the built environment can significantly reduce carbon emissions, addressing 34% of global emissions through new materials and technologies.

New nickel refining process could reduce carbon emissions significantly.

Art fairs face multiple sustainability challenges, particularly concerning tent reuse, waste management, and carbon emissions across different venues.

Global sea levels could rise by 6.2 feet by 2100 if CO2 emissions continue to increase.

A new assessment method shows more reliable projections for future sea-level rise.

Last year marked unprecedented global temperatures and rising energy demand linked to increased use of fossil fuels, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable energy solutions.

Future generations face extreme climate challenges, even with moderate carbon emissions reduction.

Identifying sustainable farming methods can enhance carbon absorption and improve agriculture's carbon balance.

New Climate Action Plan mandates renewable energy quotas for regions, complicating objections.

Ireland is on track for only a 29% emissions reduction by 2030, falling short of a 51% target.

Abandoned coal mines can provide renewable heating to homes using warm underground water.

The COVID-19 pandemic significantly altered work routines, leading to increased remote work and a notable reduction in carbon emissions from vehicular traffic.

Scrapping your car contributes to environmental sustainability by recycling 95% of its components.

Saratoga has achieved a 29% reduction in carbon emissions since 1990, with further goals set for 2030.