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IEA warns that methane emissions from the global energy sector fell only fractionally last year, despite projects to cut methane leaks providing hugely attractive returns on investment.
by James Murray
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Coal remains at the heart of the country’s flourishing economy.
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As the federal government continues its rollback of methane safeguards, public attention is trained on policymakers and companies in Texas and New Mexico.
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Sponsored: Balancing parent company messaging with local CSR needs can be challenging. Here are some tips our energy company would like to share about sustainability reporting.
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$13 trillion: China's expected construction spending by 2030. Will some go to zero carbon buildings?
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National and local policies are fostering a building boom and intersecting with decarbonization goals.
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Reducing China’s reliance on coal energy is an enormous long-term shift. But it looks like that might change.
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Methane is 84 times worse as a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. What if we could chemically change methane into carbon dioxide?
by Pep Canadell
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Why ultra-low-carbon biomethane, aka renewable natural gas, deserves more attention from policymakers.
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In the last year, China has made progress in renewables and transportation — but major obstacles remain.
by Danielle Li
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Rocky Mountain Institute identifies major trends in clean energy from the last year.
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We need to limit consumption of foods with outsized climate impacts, especially beef, lamb and goat.
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The question is: How quickly will China transition into a consumption-based, service economy?
by Vipin Arora
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It has become the de facto leader in international climate efforts. But is the world’s leading carbon emitter now pulling back?
by Fred Pearce
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A leak rate of more than 3 percent would erase the climate benefits of replacing coal-fired power plants.
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Imports of foreign oil are at their lowest levels since 1967. But there's a dirty secret underneath those numbers.
by Joel Makower
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Methane is the most dangerous greenhouse gas emission, and accurate measuring is necessary to ensure that corporations meet their public commitments and meet the 2-degree warning.
by Richard Ward
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Hint: it has to do with methane, a greenhouse gas 84 times as potent as carbon dioxide.
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The Asian nation's ascent coincides with a seismic shift in global climate policy.
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China is playing a leading role in the corporate clean energy landscape, with almost the double number of U.S. companies in latest rankings .
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The country may be the world's largest carbon emitter, but China has the potential to become a clean energy leader.
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Despite a slowdown in economic expansion, China plans to aggressively ramp up investment in green infrastructure.
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Leaks are bad, but we have a larger methane problem. An emerging biogas industry that uses organic waste gas capture is a possible solution.
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The year starts with growing momentum to cut oil and gas methane pollution.
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Although China has taken action on climate change, its military and security agencies haven't formally acknowledged the threats.
by RP Siegel