COP29: CO2 emissions hit new high as climate action slows DW 11/13/2024
Fossil fuel emissions are projected to rise in 2024, indicating insufficient progress towards climate targets like those set in the Paris Agreement.
As Trump and Harris Vie for Fossil Fuel Supporters, the Climate Is Losing
Biden's climate promises remain unmet, with emissions rising initially before falling in 2023, leaving the U.S. far from Paris Agreement goals.
Trees Alone Can't Stop Climate Change
Relying on natural carbon sinks to offset ongoing emissions risks jeopardizing global climate goals.
Global forest fire carbon emissions have jumped 60% in 20 years
Carbon emissions from forest fires have surged 60% globally since 2001, particularly in northern boreal forests, complicating climate change mitigation efforts.
CO2 emissions from new North Sea drilling sites would match 30 years' worth from UK households
Proposed North Sea oil and gas fields may emit carbon equivalent to three decades of UK household emissions, raising climate change concerns.
Climate bomb' warning over $200bn wave of new gas projects
A $200bn investment in gas projects poses severe climate risks, comparable to global coal emissions, threatening climate goals and the Paris Agreement.
COP29: CO2 emissions hit new high as climate action slows DW 11/13/2024
Fossil fuel emissions are projected to rise in 2024, indicating insufficient progress towards climate targets like those set in the Paris Agreement.
As Trump and Harris Vie for Fossil Fuel Supporters, the Climate Is Losing
Biden's climate promises remain unmet, with emissions rising initially before falling in 2023, leaving the U.S. far from Paris Agreement goals.
Trees Alone Can't Stop Climate Change
Relying on natural carbon sinks to offset ongoing emissions risks jeopardizing global climate goals.
Global forest fire carbon emissions have jumped 60% in 20 years
Carbon emissions from forest fires have surged 60% globally since 2001, particularly in northern boreal forests, complicating climate change mitigation efforts.
CO2 emissions from new North Sea drilling sites would match 30 years' worth from UK households
Proposed North Sea oil and gas fields may emit carbon equivalent to three decades of UK household emissions, raising climate change concerns.
Climate bomb' warning over $200bn wave of new gas projects
A $200bn investment in gas projects poses severe climate risks, comparable to global coal emissions, threatening climate goals and the Paris Agreement.
Air pollution from Canada's tar sands is much worse than we thought
Canada's tar sands operations are emitting far higher levels of air pollutants than previously known
Tar sands operations are releasing as much of these pollutants as all other human-made sources in Canada combined
Air pollution from AI could surpass that of all the cars in California
The AI industry's data centers are significantly contributing to air pollution, potentially leading to 1,300 premature deaths and $20 billion in public health costs by 2030.
Air pollution from Canada's tar sands is much worse than we thought
Canada's tar sands operations are emitting far higher levels of air pollutants than previously known
Tar sands operations are releasing as much of these pollutants as all other human-made sources in Canada combined
Air pollution from AI could surpass that of all the cars in California
The AI industry's data centers are significantly contributing to air pollution, potentially leading to 1,300 premature deaths and $20 billion in public health costs by 2030.
Ontario says federal clean electricity regulations would add $35B in costs | CBC News
Ontario's proposed electricity regulations could lead to $35 billion in additional costs by 2050, dramatically affecting consumer energy bills and system reliability.
Mobility Committee hears public concern regarding expansion of MoPac - Austin Monitor
CTRMA's MoPac expansion project faces public scrutiny amid concerns of increased traffic and environmental impacts, highlighting the need for aligning development with community values.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Praises Nuclear Energy to Power AI | Entrepreneur
AI could require as much energy to power annually as Sweden's current consumption by 2027, pushing reliance on diverse energy sources including nuclear.