Tire Wear A Major Contributor To Automotive Particulate Emissions
Tire particles & other non-exhaust emissions constitute the majority of fine particulate emissions as a result of auto travel on U.S. roads.
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Richest 10% Cause >Half Of Carbon Emissions
The richest 1% of humanity produces 15% of total carbon emissions, while the richest 10% is responsible for more than half.
How To Cut Emissions By Half In Ten Years
Cutting emissions in half in a decade may not be as hard as we think, but we have to be proactive about it to make it work.
Adding Seaweed To Cattle Feed Could Reduce Methane Emissions By 80%
By adding a little seaweed to cattle feed, we could reduce methane emissions — a major contributor to global warming — by as much as 80% worldwide.
The World Is Greening, But Not For Us China, Pakistan, Australia, Brazil Among Nations Leading By Example
China, Australia, Pakistan, Brazil and other countries have undertaken massive reforestation campaigns, but the United States? Not so much.
The Heavy Carbon Burden of Virtual Currency Electricity Needed To Process Bitcoin Transactions Will Rival Transportation Sector Emissions
Who knew that the fast-growing cryptocurrency Bitcoin could be a major source of greenhouse gas emissions as it becomes more mainstream?
Climate Change: What You Can Do
Climate Change / Global Warming is a major environmental problem for everyone: check your carbon footprint & take action to reduce your emissions…
Changing the Transportation Climate in Maryland and Beyond Strong New Statewide Measures Could Have Ripple Effects Across the United States
Strong new measures to limit transportation emissions in Maryland could have ripple effects across the United States and beyond.
Post-Brexit UK Emissions Reduction Goals On Track 27 Percent Renewable Energy Goal by 2030 Seems Lofty But Doable
As the European Union (EU) works to strengthen its renewable-energy targets by 2030, how will the UK’s own plans toward clean energy look in light of Brexit?
Regenerative Agriculture: There’s No Tilling How Much CO2 We Can Save
Regenerative Agriculture (RA) describes farming and grazing practices that help reverse climate change by rebuilding the organic matter in soil and restoring degraded soil biodiversity.