Climate

UN Green Climate Fund Approves North Korea's First Project $ 752,000
The fund will help North Korea improve its "readiness" to tackle climate change, Yonhap News Agency said in the report on Friday citing the GCF as saying.
Dutch Ruling Will Set Precedent for Courts to Review Climate Science
Ordinarily, decisions of the Supreme Court of The Netherlands get little notice in the rest of Europe, let alone the United States. But that court’s Dec. 20, 2…
New Technology
Quantum Leap: How to Use Capture Technology to Eliminate Carbon Emissions
It’s not enough for countries to mitigate and adapt to climate change. They have to pursue ways to remove carbon from the atmosphere.
CCS
Addressing Committed Emissions in both US and China Requires CCS
Stabilizing global temperatures will require deep reductions in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions worldwide. Recent integrated assessments of global climate change…
Why Hasn’t Hydrogen Gone Mainstream?
As the world pays more and more attention to reducing emissions and mitigating climate change, analysts believe that the most abundant element in the universe—…
Electricity Transmission
We Calculated Emissions Due to Electricity Loss on the Power Grid
When it comes to strategies to curb the effects of climate change, the idea of reducing energy waste is rarely mentioned.
Chinese Industrial City to Further Cut Coal Consumption
Harbin, capital city of Heilongjiang Province in China's northeastern industrial heartland, is planning to further reduce its coal consumption to curb pollution…
Legislation Aims At Atmospheric Climate Intervention Research
With scientists and climate experts increasingly sounding the alarm about the catastrophic consequences of ignoring climate change, Congressman Jerry McNerney h…
Climate Change Action A Leading Issue For NH Voters
At forum, director of the League of Conservation Voters highlights the need for candidates that support environmental legislation in 2020.
The Fracking Industry’s Methane Problem is a Climate Problem
While carbon dioxide—deservedly—gets a bad rap when it comes to climate change, about 40 percent of global warming actually can be attributed to the powerful …
Chinese NGOs Need to Publicize Efforts on Climate
China has seen a boom in the number of climate-related NGOs in the past decade, according to Wang Xiangyi, deputy secretary-general of the China Association for…
Inside Idaho’s Long Legislative Battle Over Climate Change Education
What schools should teach kids about climate change — or whether to teach it at all — has become hotly disputed in at least a dozen states. But rarely has tha…
Climate Policy
As Minnesota Works Toward Climate Policy Reform, Dakotas See Emissions Increase
Minnesota’s Democratic Gov. Tim Walz has taken a heavy-handed approach, while North Dakota Republican Gov. Doug Burgum and South Dakota Republican Gov. Kristi …
Ditching Coal for Renewables would Cut Carbon and Costs
In Indonesia, a major producer and consumer of coal, politicians often argue that continued reliance on the highly polluting fossil fuel remains an economic nec…
Market Analysis
The Green Power Source that can do More Harm than Good
Hydropower falls into a similar category. It's basically emissions-free and a cornerstone of today's global renewable energy supply. It can be a potent means to…

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Climate

UN Green Climate Fund Approves North Korea's First Project $ 752,000

Dutch Ruling Will Set Precedent for Courts to Review Climate Science

Quantum Leap: How to Use Capture Technology to Eliminate Carbon Emissions

Addressing Committed Emissions in both US and China Requires CCS

Why Hasn’t Hydrogen Gone Mainstream?

We Calculated Emissions Due to Electricity Loss on the Power Grid

Chinese Industrial City to Further Cut Coal Consumption

Legislation Aims At Atmospheric Climate Intervention Research

Climate Change Action A Leading Issue For NH Voters

The Fracking Industry’s Methane Problem is a Climate Problem

Chinese NGOs Need to Publicize Efforts on Climate

Inside Idaho’s Long Legislative Battle Over Climate Change Education

As Minnesota Works Toward Climate Policy Reform, Dakotas See Emissions Increase

Ditching Coal for Renewables would Cut Carbon and Costs

The Green Power Source that can do More Harm than Good