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China’s Coal % kWh Fell 73 to 51 in 9 Years. Why Build New Coal, When It Stops 0825.rtf - In 2024, China began building 95 GigaWatts of new coal power capacity, enough to power the entire UK twice over and 93% of new global coal-power construction.2023-2025 Articles
New coal power is not needed for China's energy security. Some new plants are being built because China’s transmission network is not being utilized correctly. Existing coal-fired power plants are operating less often, pushing some of their owners to operating losses. They need to adapt to being marginal power plants. Thus, new coal power plants do not mean more coal use nor higher emissions.
Solar and wind are shrinking coal’s share of electricity generation. It has been falling each year, from 73% in 2016 to 51% in 2025. Meanwhile, solar and wind rose from 3% to 20%.
While China’s coal power construction boom looks, at 1st glance, like a resurgence, it appears to be the final surge before a long downturn. Climate Polluters May Get to Stop Reporting Emissions, but Can’t Hide Them 0825.rtfHow China's Clean Energy Is Changing Other Countries’ Emissions 0825.rtfGlobal Carbon Emissions Reach Record, Again 0725.rtfGlobal Agriculture’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions Set to Rise 6% by 2034 - 0725.rtfEurope’s Climate Resolve Faces Test as EU Unveils 90% CO2 Cut by 2040 Goal 0725.rtfChina’s Oil Demand to ‘Peak in 2027’ - 0625.rtfEarth Is Trapping Much More Heat than Climate Models Forecast, 2 x in 20 Years 0625.rtfWarning - 3 Years Left to Limit Warming to 1.5°C 0625.rtfHave China’s Carbon Emissions Finally Peaked? 0625.rtfFossil Fuel Sites Emit a Powerful Greenhouse Gas Long after Shut Down 0625.rtfFormer Official Said China’s Emissions Could Peak “a Few Years before 2030”. 0525.rtfNATO Rearmament Could Increase CO2 Emissions by 200 Million Tonnes a Year 0525.rtfEU States Edge Closer to Meeting 2030 Carbon-Reduction Goal 0525.rtfWildfire Smoke Contributed to 1,000s of US Deaths over 15 Years 0525.rtfIndia’s Steel Expansion Threatens Global Climate Goals, Cleaning Up industry 0525.rtfChina’s CO2 Emissions Down, from Clean Energy 0525.rtfForecast Fossil Fuel Greenhouse Gas Emissions Soar in Trump’s 1st 100 Days 0525.rtfCement Is a Climate Menace. Under Trump, Fixing It Just Got Harder. 0425.rtfUK Emissions Fell 3.6% in 2024, as Coal Use Dropped to Lowest since 1666 - 0325.rtf - very detailed accounting and historyGerman Emissions Fell 3.4% in 2024, on Track for 2030 Climate Goals 0325.rtfRecord Surge of Clean Energy in 2024 Halts China’s CO2 Rise 0125.rtfCoal Use to Reach New Peak and Stay at Near-Record Levels for Years 1224.rtfBig Uptick in Electricity Use for AI, Data Centers Threaten the Green Transition 1224.rtfSmall SUVs Are Now America’s Cleanest Cars. Really. 1224.rtf‘Climate Bomb’ Warning over $200 Billion Wave of New Gas Projects `1224.rtfAustralia Says It Is on Track to Cut CO2 Emissions 43% by 2030 -1124.rtfChinese Climate Experts More Confident of Early Emissions Peak 1124.rtfClick for moreOil Companies Face a New Fine for Methane. Trump Could Scrap It. 1124.rtfCarbon Emissions from Fossil Fuels Hit Record Highs in 2024 - 1124.rtfThe World Promised to Tame Methane. But Our Emissions Are Still Rising. 1124.rtfEU Emissions Fall Steeply, 8%, Reminiscent of Covid Shutdown Fall 1024.rtfGreening Concrete - a Major Emitter Inches Toward Carbon Neutrality 1024.rtfAtmospheric Greenhouse Gases Grow by Record Amount in 2023 - 1024.rtfWhy Methane Levels Are Rising, with No Hint of a Decline 1024.rtfGlobal Electricity Demand Is Rising Faster Than Expected - I.E.A. 1024.rtfGlobal CO2 Emissions Likely Have Peaked, as Renewables Take Hold 1024.rtfRed Flags’ on Climate - U.S. Methane Emissions Keep Climbing 0924.rtfMethane, That Potent Greenhouse Gas, Is Rising Faster than Ever 0924.rtfCanada’s Wildfires Were a Top Global Emitter Last Year 0824.rtfGlobal Methane Emissions Rising at Fastest Rate in Decades 0724.rtfThe Great Salt Lake Isn’t Just Drying Out. It’s Warming the Planet. 0724.rtfAI Boom to Slow Pace of US Emissions Reduction 0724.rtfChina’s Emissions of 2 Potent Greenhouse Gases Rise 78% in Decade 0724.rtfChina to Boost Funding to Reduce Emissions at Coal Power Plants 0724.rtfTop Polluter China’s Shrinking Emissions Put Carbon Peak in Play 0724.rtfGoogle’s Emissions Climb Nearly 50% in 5 Years Due to AI Energy Demand 0724.rtfRussia’s War with Ukraine Accelerating Global Climate Emergency 0624.rtf‘Termination Shock’. Cut in Ship Pollution Sparked Global Heating Spurt. 0524.rtfCO2 Level in the Air Just Took an Ominous, Record-Breaking Jump 0524.rtfWorld Bank’s Climate Plan - Pricier Red Meat & Dairy, Cheaper Chicken & Veggies 0524.rtfWe Might Be Closer to Changing Course on Climate Change than We Realized 0424.rtfGerman Coal Mines Emit 184 Times More Methane than Reported 0424.rtfMethane from Landfills, Detectable from Space, Helps Drive the Climate Crisis 0424.rtfScientists Confirm Record Highs for 3 Most Important Heat-Trapping Gases 0424.rtfA.I. Is Helping Cut Food Waste and Lots of GHG Emissions 0424.rtfGreens Win Indian Point Nuclear Plant Closure, but Raise New York Emissions 0324.rtfOil and Gas Companies Emit More Methane than EPA Reports 0324.rtfEnergy Industry’s Methane Emissions Are near Record, despite Pledges 0324.rtfWorld Carbon Emissions Hit a Record in 2023, Even as Renewables Soared - IEA 0324.rtfMethane Scientist Says LNG’s Emissions Are Worse than Coal’s 0224.rtfChina Risks Missing All Its Major Energy and Climate Goals for 2025 - 0224.rtfThe 1,200 Big Methane Leaks from Waste Dumps Trashing the Planet 0224.rtfTrawling the Bottom of the Ocean Is Kicking Up Tons of CO2 - 0124.rtfEU Set to Support Ambitious Target of 90% Emissions Cut by 2040 - 0124.rtfGlobal Carbon Emissions from Fossil Fuels to Hit Record Peak in 2023 - 0124.rtfU.S. Carbon Emissions Fell in 2023, as Coal Use Tumbled to New Lows 0124.rtfGermany’s Emissions Hit 70-Year Low, as It Reduces Reliance on Coal 0124.rtfMore Arctic Beaver Ponds Increase Methane Emissions, Exacerbate Warming 0124.rtfAlberta Sets a Methane ‘Super-Emitter’ Record 1223.rtfChina Is Close to Peak Emissions, but It Doesn’t Want to Talk about It 1223.rtfClimate Change Shown to Cause Methane Release from the Deep Ocean 1223.rtfOil Companies Plan Deep Methane Emission Cuts to Tackle Climate Change 1223.rtfGreenhouse Gas Emissions Soar. China, US and India Are Most at Fault. 1223.rtfThe Fluid in Your AC is 1,000s of Times Worse than CO2 for the Climate 1023.rtfGiant Methane-to-Methanol Machines Could Curb Methane Emissions 0923.rtfHow to Be Sort of Vegan — and How It Would Help the Planet 0923.rtfMethane from Oil and Gas Are Worse than Reported to UN, Satellites Show 0923.rtfCanada’s 2023 Wildfires Spewed More CO2, So Far, than Mexico Did in 2021 - 0923.rtfHow an Oil Giant Took Control of Biden's Billion-Dollar Bet on Carbon Capture 0823.rtfEU Fossil Fuel Burning for Electricity Fell to Lowest on Record in 2023 - 0823.rtfExtreme Texas Heat Linked to Giant Methane Releases 0823.rtfAustralian Coal Miner's Plans May Double Its Methane Emissions, Ember Says 0823.rtfChina Emissions Hit a Record, Even with Peak Carbon in Sight 0823.rtfDiscounting End of Shelf-Life Produce Cuts Food Waste, Fights Climate Change 0823.rtfBiden's Climate Law to Cut US Greenhouse Gas Emissions 57% by 2050 - 0823.rtfThe High-Stakes Race to Reduce Emissions from Cement 0623.rtfCO2 in Earth's Air Sets New Record, Points to 7°C Hotter & 5-25 Meter SLR 0623.rtfSouth Africa Beats Climate Goal as Blackouts Slash Emissions 0523.rtfEurope’s Emissions Fall Below Lockdown Levels During Energy Crisis 0523.rtfFederal Regulations Fail to Contain Methane Emissions from Landfills 0523.rtf‘Mind-Boggling’ Methane Emissions from Turkmenistan Revealed 0523.rtf11 Chinese & 1 U.S. Chemical Plant Emit Nitrous Oxide, 273 X as Potent as CO2 - 0523.rtfOrbiting Methane ‘Speed Cameras’ Are Catching Polluters in the Act 0423.rtfFood Production Could Add 1°C of Global Warming by 2100 - 0423.rtfThe Oil & Gas Industry Emits Way More Methane than the EPA Has Estimated 0423.rtfScientists Now Know Why Methane Mysteriously Surged during Lockdowns 0223.rtfUS IRA is Spurring Fossil Fuel Companies to Monitor Methane Leaks from Space 0423.rtfGlobal Fossil Fuel Emissions from Electricity Set to Fall 0423.rtfCFCs, Those Major GHGs, Are Rising Again, after an International Ban 0423.rtfTropical Biomass Loss from Climate Change Could Increase CO2 Emissions 0123.rtfEarth Can Warm Nearly 1°C by 2100 from Agriculture Methane Emissions Alone 0323.rtfPennsylvania Community in Shock, Feels Unsafe, after Record Methane Leak 0323.rtfGlobal CO2 Emissions Hit a Record Even as Europe’s Decline 0323.rtfDespite Goals, US Agriculture Greenhouse Gas Emissions Continue Unchecked 0223.rtfUnited States Includes Dam Emissions in UN Climate Reporting for the 1st Time 0223.rtfU.S. Carbon Emissions Grew Again in 2022 - 0123.rtfGerman CO2 Cuts Stall as Coal, Oil Use Cancel Out Renewable Gains 0123.rtf
Oil Companies Face a New Fine for Methane. Trump Could Scrap It. 1124.rtfCarbon Emissions from Fossil Fuels Hit Record Highs in 2024 - 1124.rtfThe World Promised to Tame Methane. But Our Emissions Are Still Rising. 1124.rtfEU Emissions Fall Steeply, 8%, Reminiscent of Covid Shutdown Fall 1024.rtfGreening Concrete - a Major Emitter Inches Toward Carbon Neutrality 1024.rtfAtmospheric Greenhouse Gases Grow by Record Amount in 2023 - 1024.rtfGlobal Electricity Demand Is Rising Faster Than Expected - I.E.A. 1024.rtfGlobal CO2 Emissions Likely Have Peaked, as Renewables Take Hold 1024.rtfRed Flags’ on Climate - U.S. Methane Emissions Keep Climbing 0924.rtfMethane, That Potent Greenhouse Gas, Is Rising Faster than Ever 0924.rtfCanada’s Wildfires Were a Top Global Emitter Last Year 0824.rtfGlobal Methane Emissions Rising at Fastest Rate in Decades 0724.rtfThe Great Salt Lake Isn’t Just Drying Out. It’s Warming the Planet. 0724.rtfAI Boom to Slow Pace of US Emissions Reduction 0724.rtfChina’s Emissions of 2 Potent Greenhouse Gases Rise 78% in Decade 0724.rtfChina to Boost Funding to Reduce Emissions at Coal Power Plants 0724.rtfTop Polluter China’s Shrinking Emissions Put Carbon Peak in Play 0724.rtfGoogle’s Emissions Climb Nearly 50% in 5 Years Due to AI Energy Demand 0724.rtfRussia’s War with Ukraine Accelerating Global Climate Emergency 0624.rtf‘Termination Shock’. Cut in Ship Pollution Sparked Global Heating Spurt. 0524.rtfCO2 Level in the Air Just Took an Ominous, Record-Breaking Jump 0524.rtfWorld Bank’s Climate Plan - Pricier Red Meat & Dairy, Cheaper Chicken & Veggies 0524.rtfWe Might Be Closer to Changing Course on Climate Change than We Realized 0424.rtfGerman Coal Mines Emit 184 Times More Methane than Reported 0424.rtfMethane from Landfills, Detectable from Space, Helps Drive the Climate Crisis 0424.rtfScientists Confirm Record Highs for 3 Most Important Heat-Trapping Gases 0424.rtfA.I. Is Helping Cut Food Waste and Lots of GHG Emissions 0424.rtfGreens Win Indian Point Nuclear Plant Closure, but Raise New York Emissions 0324.rtfOil and Gas Companies Emit More Methane than EPA Reports 0324.rtfEnergy Industry’s Methane Emissions Are near Record, despite Pledges 0324.rtfWorld Carbon Emissions Hit a Record in 2023, Even as Renewables Soared - IEA 0324.rtfMethane Scientist Says LNG’s Emissions Are Worse than Coal’s 0224.rtfChina Risks Missing All Its Major Energy and Climate Goals for 2025 - 0224.rtfThe 1,200 Big Methane Leaks from Waste Dumps Trashing the Planet 0224.rtfTrawling the Bottom of the Ocean Is Kicking Up Tons of CO2 - 0124.rtfEU Set to Support Ambitious Target of 90% Emissions Cut by 2040 - 0124.rtfGlobal Carbon Emissions from Fossil Fuels to Hit Record Peak in 2023 - 0124.rtfU.S. Carbon Emissions Fell in 2023, as Coal Use Tumbled to New Lows 0124.rtfGermany’s Emissions Hit 70-Year Low, as It Reduces Reliance on Coal 0124.rtfMore Arctic Beaver Ponds Increase Methane Emissions, Exacerbate Warming 0124.rtfAlberta Sets a Methane ‘Super-Emitter’ Record 1223.rtfChina Is Close to Peak Emissions, but It Doesn’t Want to Talk about It 1223.rtfClimate Change Shown to Cause Methane Release from the Deep Ocean 1223.rtfOil Companies Plan Deep Methane Emission Cuts to Tackle Climate Change 1223.rtfGreenhouse Gas Emissions Soar. China, US and India Are Most at Fault. 1223.rtfThe Fluid in Your AC is 1,000s of Times Worse than CO2 for the Climate 1023.rtfGiant Methane-to-Methanol Machines Could Curb Methane Emissions 0923.rtfHow to Be Sort of Vegan — and How It Would Help the Planet 0923.rtfMethane from Oil and Gas Are Worse than Reported to UN, Satellites Show 0923.rtfCanada’s 2023 Wildfires Spewed More CO2, So Far, than Mexico Did in 2021 - 0923.rtfHow an Oil Giant Took Control of Biden's Billion-Dollar Bet on Carbon Capture 0823.rtfEU Fossil Fuel Burning for Electricity Fell to Lowest on Record in 2023 - 0823.rtfExtreme Texas Heat Linked to Giant Methane Releases 0823.rtfAustralian Coal Miner's Plans May Double Its Methane Emissions, Ember Says 0823.rtfChina Emissions Hit a Record, Even with Peak Carbon in Sight 0823.rtfDiscounting End of Shelf-Life Produce Cuts Food Waste, Fights Climate Change 0823.rtfBiden's Climate Law to Cut US Greenhouse Gas Emissions 57% by 2050 - 0823.rtfThe High-Stakes Race to Reduce Emissions from Cement 0623.rtfCO2 in Earth's Air Sets New Record, Points to 7°C Hotter & 5-25 Meter SLR 0623.rtfSouth Africa Beats Climate Goal as Blackouts Slash Emissions 0523.rtfEurope’s Emissions Fall Below Lockdown Levels During Energy Crisis 0523.rtfFederal Regulations Fail to Contain Methane Emissions from Landfills 0523.rtf‘Mind-Boggling’ Methane Emissions from Turkmenistan Revealed 0523.rtf11 Chinese & 1 U.S. Chemical Plant Emit Nitrous Oxide, 273 X as Potent as CO2 - 0523.rtfOrbiting Methane ‘Speed Cameras’ Are Catching Polluters in the Act 0423.rtfFood Production Could Add 1°C of Global Warming by 2100 - 0423.rtfThe Oil & Gas Industry Emits Way More Methane than the EPA Has Estimated 0423.rtfScientists Now Know Why Methane Mysteriously Surged during Lockdowns 0223.rtfUS IRA is Spurring Fossil Fuel Companies to Monitor Methane Leaks from Space 0423.rtfGlobal Fossil Fuel Emissions from Electricity Set to Fall 0423.rtfCFCs, Those Major GHGs, Are Rising Again, after an International Ban 0423.rtfTropical Biomass Loss from Climate Change Could Increase CO2 Emissions 0123.rtfEarth Can Warm Nearly 1°C by 2100 from Agriculture Methane Emissions Alone 0323.rtfPennsylvania Community in Shock, Feels Unsafe, after Record Methane Leak 0323.rtfGlobal CO2 Emissions Hit a Record Even as Europe’s Decline 0323.rtfDespite Goals, US Agriculture Greenhouse Gas Emissions Continue Unchecked 0223.rtfUnited States Includes Dam Emissions in UN Climate Reporting for the 1st Time 0223.rtfU.S. Carbon Emissions Grew Again in 2022 - 0123.rtfGerman CO2 Cuts Stall as Coal, Oil Use Cancel Out Renewable Gains 0123.rtf
2022 Articles
2022 Articles
The Climate Impact of Our Insatiable Plastic Addiction 1222.rtfHow Emissions from Big Meat and Dairy Are Heating Up the Planet 1122.rtfEU Emissions Fall amid Energy Crunch, but Gas Buildout Looms 1122.rtfThe Food Emissions ‘Solutions’ Alarming Experts after CoP27 - 1222.rtfFixing Oil & Gas Industry Methane Leaks, a Climate Game Changer, Pays for Itself 1122.rtfUkraine War Causing Huge CO2 Release 1122.rtfTurkey’s Climate Plan Points to 32% Rise in Emissions by 2030 - 1122.rtfHow the Climate Crisis Is Transforming the Arctic Permafrost 1122.rtfForest Fires Wipe Out California’s 2020 Record for Greenhouse Gas Reductions 1022.rtfEPA to Regulate Methane Leaks from Oil and Gas to Fight Climate Change 1122.rtfCanada Sets Pace on Cutting Planet-Warming Methane Emissions 1122.rtfEven Conservative Estimates See Fossil Fuel Use Peaking Soon 1122.rtfClimate Warming Methane Emissions Rising Faster than Ever 1022.rtfSurging Methane 1022.rtfEPA to Further Slash Emissions from Climate Super-Pollutants 1022.rtfCheapest Path for Australia's Big Methane Cuts Goes through Its Mines 1022.rtf1st Harvest of Methane-Reducing Seaweed Asparagopsis in Western Australia 1022.rtfMethane Emissions from Gas & Oil May Be 5 X Higher than Previously Thought 0922.rtfEmissions, Deforestation Set to Spike under Indonesia’s Biomass Transition 0922.rtfSeaweed Feed Reduces Cow Methane Emissions, but Scaling Up Is Slow 0822.rtfReport of an Ancient Methane Release Raises Questions for Our Climate Future 0822.rtf - 125,000 years agoThe Climate Law's Methane Catch 0822.rtfThe Trash Mountains of South Asia That Threaten Climate Change 0722.rtfThe Search for an AC That Doesn’t Destroy the Planet 0822.rtfNet-Zero Aviation Still Contributes to Global Warming 0722.rtf - clouds from water vapor and aerosols, plus sootTonga Eruption Added a Huge 10% to the Water Already in Earth’s Atmosphere 0822.rtfThe World Needs to Spend $110 Billion a Year to Curb Methane 0722.rtfWorld Pledged to Cut Methane Emissions. But They Are Rising Instead. 0622.rtfCement CO2 Emissions Quietly Double in 20 Years 0622.rtfTransportation Makes Up 1:5 of All Food System Carbon Emissions 0622.rtfCO2 Levels Are the Highest in Human History 0622.rtfChina Coal Expansions Threaten Higher Methane Levels Worldwide 0522.rtfPolicy-makers Underestimate Methane’s Climate and Air Quality Impacts 0522.rtfGreenhouse Gas Pollution Trapping Almost 50% More Heat than 30 Years Ago 0522.rtfPlugging Old U.S. Oil and Gas Wells to Boost Green Jobs, Curb Emissions 0422.rtf6 Takeaways from Washington Post Investigation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions 0422.rtfMethane Concentrations Jumped by Record Amount in 2021, NOAA Says 0422.rtf up 17 ppb, vs 15.3 in 2020, to 1,896 ppb.EU Targets Man-Made Greenhouse Gases in Climate Neutrality Push 0422.rtfIndia Set to Miss Modi’s Ambitious 2022 Renewables Goal 0322.rtf - 153 GW now, vs 175 GW target. But 73 GW in pipeline.US's GSA to Impose 1st National Carbon Standard for Concrete 0322.rtfChina Will Hit 2030 Climate Goal Early, Says State-Linked Think Tank 0422.rtfThe Landfill of the Future 0322.rtf - Everything is recycled, after waste is broken down to small molecules. 3-D printers make useful products from those molecules. It has begun operation in northern Newfoundland.2021 Economic Recovery Was Less Carbon Intensive than 2009’s Recovery 0222.rtfCoal Mining Emits More Methane than Venting & Flaring from Gas and Oil Wells 0322.rtfCutting Methane Emissions Can Stop Arctic Summer Sea Ice from Melting 0322.rtfChina’s Energy Sector Methane Emissions Dwarf U.S. and Russia 0322.rtfGreenhouse Gases from Oil & Gas Industry Far Exceed What Regulators Think 0222.rtfWhy Methane Is a Large and Underestimated Threat to Climate Goals 0222.rtfCracking Down on Methane ‘Ultra Emitters’ Can Combat Climate Change Quickly 0222.rtfDid I Turn Off the Stove? Yes, but Maybe Not the Gas. 0122.rtfChina to Freeze HFC-23 Production, but Lacks a System to Monitor Emissions 0122.rtfNew Data Shows Massive Methane Leaks from New Mexico Oil and Gas 0122.rtf - NM oil and gas industry has been losing vastly more of the greenhouse gas(es) than previously reported. Enough to power all the houshholds in NM’s 2nd largest city.Terrifying Arctic Methane Levels 1221.rtfPlant-Based Diets’ Double Whammy - Fewer Cows, Fallow Land 0122.rtfToo Much Carbon Is Going into the Air to Hit Climate Goals 0122.rtfMaersk Targets Bigger and Faster Cuts in Carbon Emissions 0122.rtfAfter Bold Climate Promises, U.S. Carbon Is Rising 0122.rtf
2021 Articles
2021 Articles
Terrifying Arctic Methane Levels 1221.rtf2021 Cancelled Out Nearly All the Emissions Reductions of 2020 - 1221.rtfMexico’s Wheat Fields Are Releasing a Dangerous Greenhouse Gas, N2O 1221.rtfEU's Greenhouse Gases Rise by Nearly 1:5 on Economic Rebound 1121.rtfAs Carbon Emissions Rise Unabated, Scientists Eye a Methane Removal Fix 1121.rtfCountries’ Climate Pledges Are Built on Faulty Data 1121.rtf - Actual emissions are commonly 1.5 to 3 times as much as many countries say they are.Animal Meat Consumption Peak in 2030 - IPR Forecast 1021.rtfKeeping New Climate Promises Brings 1.5°C Goal Closer—But Not in Reach 1121.rtfFuel Price Spikes, Covid Recovery May Push Clean Cooking Goals Out of Reach 1121.rtfBrazil Says It Will Sign Global Pledge to Cut Methane Emissions 1121.rtfThe World Must Cut Its Emissions 7 X as Fast to Hit Climate Goals - UN 1021.rtfBig Methane Plume Seen from Space on Day of Russian Pipe Repair 1021.rtfCO2 Levels Set Record High in 2020, despite Pandemic Lockdowns 1021.rtfClimate Pollution from Plastics to Outpace Coal Emissions in US by 2030 - 1021.rtfCement Makers across World Pledge Large Cut in Emissions by 2030 - 1021.rtfMore Than 30 Countries Join U.S. Pledge to Slash Methane Emissions 1021.rtfThe Cheap and Easy Climate Fix to Cool the Planet Fast - Methane Control 1021.rtf‘Digital Farming’ Aims to Cut Emissions, Toxic Runoff 1021.rtfReducing Healthcare Sector’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions 0921.rtf - anesthesia: nitrous oxide, desflurane, sevoflurane. Recycle instead of venting used gases.5 of Europe’s Airports Emit More CO2 Combined than Sweden 0921.rtfClimate Change Is Literally Exploding the Ground in Siberia. It Will Get Worse. 0921.rtf - methane hiccups from permafrostEPA to Slash Use of Powerful Greenhouse Gases in Grocery Freezers 0921.rtfMontreal Protocol Prevented Carbon Sink Losses 0921 .rtf - Fewer CFCs and HCFCs to warm the atmosphereMany Measures of Earth’s Health Are at Worst Levels on Record - NOAA 0821.rtf - Methane levels jumped by 14.8 ppb, the largest increase on record. Mostly not from oil and gas operations. Fear of feedbacks from natural sources. The usual stuff about record heat, sea level rises, hurricanes, droughts, floods and forest fires. CO2 levels set a new record, as usual.Why Methane Is Climate’s Low-Hanging Invisible Fruit 0821.rtf - Methane emissions generated from human activity could be cut by 45% by 2030 with readily available technology, a step that could avoid nearly 0.3°C (0.5°F) of warming by the 2040s, according to the UN global methane assessment.If You Want to Tackle Climate Change, Start with Methane 0821.rtfReduce Methane or Face Climate Catastrophe, Scientists Warn 0821.rtfAustralian Wildfires Had Bigger Influence on Climate than Lockdowns 0721.rtfU.S. Power Sector Sees Biggest 1-Year Emissions Drop in over 2 Decades 0721.rtfNitrous Oxide, Powerful Greenhouse Gas, Is on the Rise from Ocean Dead Zones 0721.rtfMethane Emissions from Oil and Gas Exceed EPA Estimates 0621.rtfHouse Votes to Reinstate Obama Methane Leak Rule for Oil, Gas Wells 0621.rtfBeijing Hit Peak Carbon Emissions in 2012, due to War on Pollution 0621.rtfCO2 Reaches Highest Level In 4 Million Years 0621.rtfGreenhouse Gases from Food Production Far Exceed Previous Estimates 0621.rtfDespite Pandemic, CO2 Level in Atmosphere Hits Record High 0621.rtfCovid Sent Australia’s CO2 Emissions in 2020 to Lowest Level in 30 Years 0521.rtfScott Morrison’s Claim Australia’s Emissions Are Falling Doesn’t Stack Up 0521.rtf'Tree Farts' Increase Emissions in Drowning “Ghost” Forests 0521.rtfChina on Track for Peak Coal Use, Coal-Fired Capacity and Emissions by 2025 - 0521.rtfWhy Aren’t More Companies Saving Money by Reducing Methane Emissions? 0521.rtfChina Now Exceeds Developed Nations Combined in Greenhouse Gas Emissions 0521.rtfBiden Admin Proposes Phasing Out HFC Refrigerants 0521.rtfHalting the Vast Methane Release Is Critical for Climate, U.N. Says 0421.rtf - oil & gas, waste and agricultureReversing Warming Quickly Could Prevent Worst Climate Change Effects 0421.rtfSenate Votes to Restore Obama’s Limits on Oil & Gas’ Methane Emissions 0421.rtfSwift Action to Cut Methane Emissions Could Slow Earth’s Warming 30% - 0421.rtfCarbon Emissions to Soar in 2021 by 2nd Highest Rate in History 0421.rtfCanada's Methane Emissions Are Likely Undercounted, and So, Harder to Cut 0421.rtfCO2 in Atmosphere Has Spiked to Record-Setting New Level 0421.rtfQuantifying the Environmental Cost of Abandoned Oil Wells 0421.rtf - 40% of unplugged wells she tested in Colorado, Wyoming, Ohio, and Utah were emitting methane. The EPA now estimates that abandoned US wells were spewing GHG emissions equivalent to burning more than 16 million barrels of oil a year, about 0.25% of US oil use.China Generated over Half the World's Coal-Fired Electricity in 2020 - 0321.rtfCongressional Democrats Aim to Reinstate Methane Rules for Oil and Gas Wells 0321.rtfFeeding Cows Seaweed Could Slash Their Methane Emissions a Staggering 82% - 0321.rtfThe Texas Freeze Set Off a Methane Bomb 0321.rtfFood Systems Are Responsible for 1:3 of Human-Caused Emissions 0321.rtfLouisville Chemical Plant Damages Climate More than Every Car in the City 0321.rtfWhat’s the Carbon Footprint of Lab-Grown Meat? 0321.rtfFossil Fuel Emissions Poised to Surpass Pre-Covid Levels 0321.rtfNations’ Emission Cut Pledges Are Far Too Meager to Halt Climate Change 0221.rtf1:3 of All Food in U.S. Gets Wasted. Fixing That Could Slow Climate Change. 0221.rtfBiden Wants to End HFC Climate Threat from Grocery Store Freezers 0221.rtfPermian Kept Spewing Methane despite Drilling Slowdown, EDF Says 0221.rtfNew Climate Satellite Spotted Giant Methane Leak as It Happened 0221.rtfParts of Britain Are Already Hitting 2030 Carbon Targets 0221.rtfUK North Sea Oil Rigs Release as Much CO2 as 1 GW Coal-Fired Power Plant 0221.rtfBiden Moves to Dial Down America’s Soaring Methane Emissions 0121.rtfCovid-19 Took a Bite from U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions in 2020 - 0121.rtfGermany Achieves Its 2020 Climate Targets, Using the Coronavirus Effect 0121.rtf
2019-2020 Articles
2019-2020 Articles
Germany Seeks to Curb Global Emissions of N2O, a Climate Super-Pollutant 1220.rtfMajor Oll and Gas Companies Join Program to Cut Methane Emissions 1120.rtfGreenhouse Gases Reach New Record High, despite Covid Lockdown 1120.rtfU.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Set to Drop to Lowest Level since 1983 - 1120.rtfArizona’s Net-Zero Plan Unites Democrats and Republicans 1120.rtfNew Technology Claims to Pinpoint Even Small Methane Leaks from Space 1120.rtfCutting Greenhouse Gases from Food Production Is Urgent, Scientists Say 1120.rtfOil, Gas Lead New Mexico’s Carbon Emissions, as Renewables Sector Grows 1120.rtfBelching Cows and Endless Feedlots - Fixing Cattle’s Climate Issues 1020.rtf - grass vs corn fed, speed up life cycle from calf to steak, N2O-CH4 trade-off, dietary supplements to reduce enteric fermentationGlobal Emissions Likely Peaked in 2019, Report Finds 1020.rtfDoes the EU’s Methane Strategy Go Far Enough? 1020.rtfGlobal Methane Hot Spot Numbers Soared in 2020, despite Economic Slowdown 1020.rtfFertilizer Use Is Fueling Climate-Warming Nitrous Oxide Emissions 1020.rtfEU's Farm Animals Produce More Emissions than Cars and Vans Combined 0920.rtfSenators Agree to Slash Use of Potent Hydrofluorocarbon Greenhouse Gases 0920.rtfArctic Wildfires Emit 35% More CO2 to August 24, 2020 than for All of 2019 - 0820.rtfCovid Pushes Australian Greenhouse Gas Emissions to Lowest Level since 1998 - 0820.rtfCanada Curbs Methane Emissions That Are Bigger Problem than Thought 0820.rtf41 States Have Cut Their Carbon Emissions while Growing Their Economies 0720.rtfCow Burps, Leaky Pipelines Put Earth on High-End Warming Track 0720.rtfGlobal Methane Emissions Reach a Record High 0720.rtfBetter Food for World's Poor Could Hike Climate-Changing Emissions 0720.rtfMeat and Dairy Production Emit More Nitrogen than Earth Can Cope with 0720.rtfIEA Warns that World Won't Hit Climate Goals without Rapid Energy Innovation 0720.rtfPollution Set to Fall in EU This Year to the Lowest in Decades 0620.rtfChina’s CO2 Emissions in 2019 Rose the Fastest Since 2011 0620.rtfEmissions Are Surging Back as Countries and States Reopen 0620.rtfStudy Shows Today's CO2 Levels Greater than 23 Million-Year Record 0620.rtf'Surprisingly Rapid' Rebound in Carbon Emissions Post-Lockdown 0620.rtfEarth’s CO2 Levels Hit Record High, despite Covid-Related Emissions Drop 0602.rtfGlobal CO2 Has Risen for a Century. That Appears to Be Over. 0620.rtfDeforestation Boosts Brazil Greenhouse Gas Emissions as Global Emissions Fall 0520.rtfGlobal Emissions Plunged Unprecedented 17% during Covid-19 Pandemic 0520.rtfIndia Carbon Emissions Seen Falling 1st Time in 4 Decades 0520.rtfIs Gas Really Better than Coal for the Climate? 0520.rtf - Methane leaks, bigger than thought, at wells mostly offset advantages over coal during burning.Covid-19 Drives Global CO2 Emissions Down to Levels Last Seen 10 Years Ago 0420.rtfWhen the Flames Go Out, the Permian’s Methane Problem Worsens 0420.rtfPermian Oil Fields Leak Enough Methane for 7 Million Homes 0420.rtfEmissions Are Way Down. That’s Not All Good News for the Environment. 0420.rtf3 Workable Strategies for Putting a Big Dent in Methane 0420.rtf - improve waste management, repair leaks, modify agricultural practicesExxon Changes Its Methane Math 0420.rtfJapan Revises Down Emission Figures Cut by Renewables, Nuclear 0420.rtf - down 5 years in a row, 3.9% most recentlyCarbon Emissions from Fossil Fuels Could Fall 2.5 Billion Tonnes in 2020 - 0420.rtfExxon Mobil to Reduce Methane Emissions at 1,000 Permian Basin Sites 0420.rtf - measures (8 new ways) and repair leaksBiggest Drop in CO2 Emissions since WWII Has Little Impact on Climate Change 0420.rtfMethane Emissions Hit a New Record and Scientists Can’t Say Why 0420.rtfU.S. Slashes Carbon Emissions Forecast, as People Stay Home 0420.rtfGermany Cut Carbon Emissions 6.3% in 2019 - 0320.rtfCoal Mines Emit More Methane than Oil-and-Gas Sector 0320.rtfLong Phased-Out CFCs Still Widely Used and Warming the Climate 0320.rtfCarbon Emissions Fall as Electricity Producers Move Away from Coal 0320.rtf - from 36.8 billion tonnesBlack Carbon Levels Spike at Himalayan Glacier 0320.rtf - 400-fold increase in summer, from forest fires & burning field stubbleThe Coronavirus and Carbon Emissions 0220.rtf - China’s coal use dropped enough to power New York for a year. It may hinder efforts to green the eonomy going forward.Worst Emissions Scenario ‘Exceedingly Unlikely' 0120.rtfAustralia’s CO2 Emissions Double due to Unprecedented Bush Fires 0120.rtfShocking Rise in Levels of Potent Greenhouse Gas HFC-23 - 0120.rtfU.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Fell Slightly in 2019 - 0120.rtfOhio Natural Gas Well Blowout Leaked More Methane than 25 of EU Nations in a Year 1219.rtfMove Over, Coal. Gas Now Emits More CO2 in U.S. 1219.rtfCO2 Emissions Hit a Record in 2019, Even as Coal Fades 1219.rtfParis Agreement Targets Need to Be 5 Times Stronger to Actually Work 1119.rtfWorld’s Emissions Gap Is Growing, with No Sign of Peaking Soon, UN Warns 1119.rtfFossil Fuel Production on Track for Double the Safe Climate Limit 1119.rtfNew Methane Detection Technologies Can Slash Natural Gas Leaks 1019.rtfOne California Wildfire is Spewing Enough Smoke to Rival 320,000 Cars 1019.rtfSUVs Are 2nd Biggest Cause of Emissions Rise, Figures Reveal 1019.rtfHealthy Diet Means a Healthy Planet, Study Shows 1019.rtfCarbon-Intensive Cement Industry Feeling the Heat 0919.rtfChasing the Methane Dragon That Lurks in the Deep Sea 0919.rtfIf Carbon Offsets Require Forests to Stay Standing, What Happens When the Amazon Is on Fire? 0819.rtfElectric Vehicles Can Reduce Colorado’s Emissions More than Anything Else 0819.rtfFracking Is Causing Rise in Methane Emission 0819.rtfTo Better Grasp Nuclear Winter, Scientists Study Arctic Wildfire Cloud 0819.rtfLoss of Arctic’s Reflective Sea Ice Will Advance Global Warming by 25 Years 0819.rtfBlack Carbon (Soot) Is Warming the Planet Even Faster than CO2 - 0819.rtfFossil Fuel Burning Leaps to New Record, Crushing Clean Energy, Climate Efforts 0719.rtfGoing Vegetarian, Controlling Land Use Are Key to Climate Crisis - IPCC Leak 0819.rtfArctic Wildfires Continue to Burn, Releasing Record Amounts of CO2 - 0719.rtfExisting Fossil Fuel Plants Will Push the World past 1.5°C 0719.rtfBooming LNG Industry Could Be as Bad for Climate as Coal 0719.rtfChemists Work to Cut CO2 from Ammonia Production, #1 Industrial Emitter 0619.rtfIndustrial Methane Emissions Are 100 times Higher than Reported 0619.rtfEU CO2 Emission Significantly Decreased in 2018, Not So in Norway 0619.rtfLatest Data Shows Steep Rises in CO2 for 7th Year 0619.rtfCO2 Soars Far past Any Levels Seen in Last 800,000 Years 0519.rtfMethane Being Released Faster than Ever 0519.rtfMiddle America Cuts Greenhouse Gas from the Grid, Agriculture, Transportation 0519.rtf415 - the Most Dangerous Number 0519.rtf - CO2 ppm like 3 million years ago, when sea levels were 50+ feet higher (no Greenland or W Antarctic ice) & beech forests grew near the South PoleNorth American Drilling Boom Threatens Big Blow to Climate Efforts 0419.rtfIEA Challenged to Address Limits to Negative Emissions 0419.rtfClimate Change Targets Are Slipping Out of Reach 0419.rtfCO2 Levels at Highest for 3 Million Years – When Seas Were 20 Meters Higher 0419.rtf - take 1 on studyThe Last Time CO2 Levels Were This High, Trees Grew at the South Pole 0419.rtf - take 2German Greenhouse Gas Emissions Fall for the 1st Time in 4 Years 0419.rtfGlobal Carbon Emissions Hit Record High in 2018 - IEA 0319.rtfUK’s Fracking Plan ‘Will Release Same CO2 as 300 Million New Cars’ 0319.rtfResource Extraction Responsible for Over 1:2 of World’s Carbon Emissions 0319.rtfVanishing Climate Safety Window—Here’s Why 0319.rtfShell Urges Trump White House to Tighten Methane Leak Rules 0319.rtfOur Planet Just Set a Scary New CO2 Record 0319.rtf - earliest month in which ppm record from previous year was brokenAussie Emissions Keep Rising, as LNG Jump Counters Power Plant Drop 0219.rtfCO2 Emissions Fall in 18 Countries with Strong Policies 0219.rtf - the moral - Strong policies work.New NASA Study Confirms Methane Spike Tied to Oil and Gas 0119.rtfFossil Fuels, Not Wildfires, Biggest Source of Soot, a Key Arctic Climate Pollutant 0219.rtfAmerica's Oil Boom Is Terrible for the Climate 0119.rtfClimate Action Relied on Natural Gas. Then CO2 Spiked. 0119.rtfU.S. Carbon Emissions Up as Trump Agenda Rolls Back Climate Change Work 0119.rtf
2017-2018 Articles
2017-2018 Articles
The Cement Industry, a Top CO2 Emitter, Pledges to Cut Its Emissions 1218.rtfCars and Coal Help Drive 'Strong' CO2 Rise in 2018 - 1218.rtfCarbon Emissions from Rich Nations Set to Rise in 2018 - IEA 1218.rtfCO2 Emissions Rising for 1st Time in 4 Years 1118.rtfGreenhouse Gas Concentrations at New Record High 1118.rtfChina, Russia and Canada Policies Threaten 5°C Warming, US and Australia 4° - 1118.rtfNo G20 Countries Are Meeting Climate Targets, Says Report 1118.rtfBending the Curve Analogy for Methane and CO2 Roles in Climate Change 1018.rtf - reduce CO2 AND CH4, etc.These Other Climate Pollutants Also Must Be Cut to Keep Global Warming to 1.5° - 1018.rtfWorld 'Nowhere Near on Track' to Avoid Warming beyond 1.5°C Target 0918.rtfHow to Know How Much Carbon Is Being Emitted? 0918.rtfChina Carbon Emissions in Retreat, after ‘Structural Break' in Economy 0718.rtfThese Are the Toughest Emissions to Cut, a Big Chunk of the Climate Problem 0618.rtfUS Is about to Miss a Big Obama-Era Climate Goal, as Trump Dismantles Policies 0618.rtfCO2 Levels Break Another Record, Exceeding 411 Parts Per Million 0618.rtfU.S. Industries Ask Trump Administration to Endorse Global Hydrofluorocarbon Deal 0618.rtfCan the U.S. Meet Paris Climate Goals despite Trump? Yes. 0518.rtfAvoiding Meat and Dairy Is ‘Single Biggest Way’ to Reduce Your Impact on Earth 0518.rtfExxon to Cut Methane Emissions in Bid to Tackle Climate Change 0518.rtfHow the ‘Carbon Budget' Is Causing Problems 0518.rtf - many factors in wide error bars. Un-consensus on central estimatesUnknown Source Ramps Up Ozone-Destroying CFC Production 0518.rtfGas Boom Fuels Australia's 3rd Straight Year of Rising Emissions 0518.rtfTourism's Carbon Impact 3 x Larger than Estimated 0518.rtf - Count also activities, food & lodging at destinations.Scientists Find New Climate ‘Feedback Loop’ in Lakes 0518.rtfHumans Didn’t Exist the Last Time Earth Had This Much CO2 in the Air 0518.rtfHere’s What Scott Pruitt Freezing Fuel Economy Standards Would Do 0518.rtfEarth’s Atmosphere Just Passed 410 PPM of CO2 - 0518.rtfScientists Struggle to Explain a Worrying Rise in Atmospheric Methane 0418.rtfCan the World Kick Its Fossil-Fuel Addiction Fast Enough? 0418.rtf - drought in China, faster growth in 3rd world yield world 1.5% CO2 emissions increase in 2017.World Agrees to Cut Shipping Emissions 50% by 2050 - 0418.rtfEnvironmental Defense Fund’s Satellite Will Learn More about Methane Leaks 0418.rtfCement Industry Urged to Reduce ‘Invisible' Global Emissions 0418.rtfTurning Food Waste to Animal Feed Could Take Chunk from Livestock Emissions 0418.rtfWyoming Judge Rules Oil and Gas Firms Need Not Comply with Methane Emissions Rule 0418.rtfCalifornia Bans Climate-Warming HFCs in New Air-Conditioning, Refrigeration 0318.rtfChina Has Met Its 2020 Carbon Target 3 Years Early 0318.rtfGlobal Emissions Rose in 2017, but U.S. and China Both Made Progress 0318.rtfLast Year Dashed Hopes for a Climate Change Turnaround 0318.rtfWorld's Happiest Country Also Has No Carbon Emissions 0318.rtfDecade-Long Study Helps 21 Million Chinese Farmers Cut Fertilizer Use, GHGs 0318.rtfWhen Bogs Burn, the Environment Takes a Hit 0318.rtfCountries Are Falling Short on Their Modest Climate-Change Promises from Paris 0218.rtfMethane Leaks Measured at Pennsylvania Oil, Gas Sites Are 5 x Reported 0218.rtfCars and Trucks Are America’s Biggest CO2 Emitters for the 2nd Year in a Row 0118.rtf9 Northeast States Accelerate Carbon Pollution Reduction 1217.rtfTrump Will Suspend a Rule to Limit a Pollutant Far Worse than CO2 - 1217.rtfAcross the World, if You Eat for Your Health, You'll Help the Planet 1217.rtf - biggest factor: less meat means less CO2Fossil CO2 Emissions to Reach All-Time High in 2017 and 2018 - 1117.rtfSwitching to Organic Farming Could Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions 1117.rtfCarbon Emissions Had Leveled Off. Now They're Rising Again 1117.rtfUN Warns of ‘Unacceptable' Greenhouse Gas Emissions Gap 1017.rtfCarbon Intensity of Global Economy Falls, but Not Fast Enough 1017.rtfGlobal Atmospheric CO2 Levels in 2016 Were Highest in 3-5 Million Years 1017.rtfGlobal Carbon Emissions Stood Still in 2016 - 0917.rtfExxon Promises to Cut Methane Leaks from U.S. Shale Oil and Gas Operations 0917.rtfBig Oil Becomes Greener with Progress in Cutting Pollution 0917.rtfUSDoE Forecasts Global Emissions Growth, Thwarting Paris Pact 0917.rtfBetter Technology to Look for Methane Leaks 0917.rtfRecord Drop in Aussie Electric Emissions Offset by Rises in Other Sectors 0917.rtfGermany Set to Miss 2020 Climate Goals by Far 0917.rtfBreakthrough on Nitrogen Generation to Impact Climate-Change Research 0817.rtf - nitrous oxide - N2OIt’s Time to Start Talking about “Negative” CO2 Emissions 0817.rtfMassive El Niño Sent Greenhouse-Gas Emissions Soaring 0817.rtfAustralia's Carbon Pollution Soars, Government Data Shows 0817.rtfMethane Seeps Out as Arctic Permafrost Starts to Resemble Swiss Cheese 0717.rtfGrowth in Greenhouse Gas Levels Spiked in 2016, Federal Scientists Report 0717.rtfMexico’s Methane Emissions Threaten the Environment 0717.rtfUS May Still Meet Paris Accord Targets, UN Chief Says 0717.rtfCompanies Have to Open Up about Climate Risks - Shell CEO 0717.rtfU.S.-China Beef Deal Puts Higher Emissions on the Menu 0617.rtfU.S. Power Plant Emissions Fall to Near 1990 Levels 0617.rtfGlobal Energy Use Stumbles for 3rd year - BP 0617.rtf2nd Biggest Jump in Annual CO2 Levels Reported 0617.rtfChina, India to Reach Climate Goals Years Early, as U.S. Likely to Fall Far Short 0517.rtfWorld Lags on Clean Energy Goals 0517.rtfObama Sees New Front in Climate Change Battle - Agriculture 0517.rtfThawing Alaska Permafrost Sends Autumn CO2 Emissions Surging 0517.rtfTrump's Climate Cuts Could Result in Half-Billion Extra Tons of CO2 in the Air 0417.rtfConverting Coal Would Help China's Smog at Climate's Expense 0417.rtfWill Methane Reductions Continue under Trump? 0417.rtfAfter Years of Soaring Growth, Asia's Fuel Demand Falters 0417.rtfElectricity’s Carbon Footprint in U.S. Shrinks, Sets Record 0417.rtfThe Climate Could Hit a State Unseen in 50 Million Years 0417.rtf - based mostly on continued human CO2 emissionsRenewables Cut Europe's Carbon Emissions by 10% in 2015, Says EEA 0417.rtfTrump Repeal of Climate Rules Means U.S. Paris Target Now May Be Out of Reach 0317.rtf - But maybe not, We’re already 56% of the way there, in 55% of the time so far.Less Beef, etc. Dropped Americans' Dietary Carbon Emissions 9% in 9 Years 0317.rtfFebruary Was 2nd Hottest on Record, despite Flat Global CO2 Emissions 0317.rtfCO2 Levels Are Now Highest since 3 to 5 Million Years Ago 1016.rtfEnergy Carbon Emissions in 2016 Flat for 3rd year - IEA 0317.rtfAirplanes Flying on Biofuels Emit Fewer Climate-Warming Particles 0317.rtfCO2 Level in the Air Is Rising at the Fastest Rate Ever Recorded 0317.rtfCoal Collapse Drives Down UK Carbon Emissions to 1894 Level 0317.rtfAustralia's Carbon Emissions Jump, as Coal-Fired Power Ramps Up 0217.rtfClimate-Friendlier Air Conditioning Chemicals Hard to Find 0217.rtfThe One Greenhouse Gas That's On the Rise - HFCs 0217.rtfAmerica’s Climate Pollution is Falling, EPA Report Says 0217.rtfElectric Cars and Cheap Solar ‘Could Halt Fossil Fuel Growth by 2020' 0217.rtfPower Sector Emissions Drop below Transportation Ones for 1st time in 40 Years 0117.rtfMethane May Not Last Long in the Air, but It Drives Sea Level Rise for Centuries 0117.rtf - (So does CO2, of course.)1 Year from Today, We’ll Have Blown the World’s Entire Carbon Budget 0117.rtf - Actually, we blew thru it about 1970. The article’s view of the carbon budget, and future warming, is based on neglecting non-GHG feedbacks and effects. Most notable are albedo (reflectivity) changes from less sulfur, sea ice, snow, clouds, and land ice. Also notable are (1) feedbacks from warming from those abedo changes increasing atmospheric levels of H2O, the #1 greenhouse gas, and (2) delayed surface warming as the deep ocean warms over centuries, until equilibrium is re-establlished with the surface and top of the atmosphere. The pre-civilization climate record is clear that these “long-term” effects are large, larger than (about 2 x) the short-term effects of human greenhouse gases alone.Climate Change Devastation in the Ruins of Aleppo - High CO2 Concrete 0117.rtfU.S. on Track to Become Net Energy Exporter by 2026 - 0117.rtfExxon Predicts Energy Demand Up 25% by 2040 - 0117.rtfCarpooling Apps Could Slash Congestion, Fuel Use, and Emissions 0117.rtfSide Effect of California's Drought - More CO2, Less Hydro.rtf
These Are the Toughest Emissions to Cut, a Big Chunk of the Climate Problem 0618.rtf
- unduly pessimistic view?
2015-2016 Articles
2015-2016 Articles
China Fines 605 Power Plants $47 Million for Environmental Breaches 1216.rtfChina Energy Consumption Up 1.4% in 2016 - 1216.rtfIt’s Time to Double Down on Humankind’s Methane Emissions 1216.rtfIEA Cuts Coal Demand Forecast for 5th Year in a Row 1216.rtfAtmospheric Levels of Methane, that Potent Greenhouse Gas, Are Spiking 1216.rtfIEA Cuts Coal Growth Outlook in Half, as China Peaks 1116.rtfGlobal Carbon Growth Stalls, as US Coal Continues to Slump 1116.rtfDeforestation Forces Up Brazil’s Carbon Emissions 1116.rtfGreenhouse Gas Emissions Set to Bust Global Climate Pact in 2030 - U.N. 1116.rtfSewage Plants Are Overlooked Source of CO2 - 1116.rtfGlobal Carbon Intensity Falls, on Declining Coal Use 1116.rtfAustralia's Coal Seam Gas Emissions May Be Vastly Underestimated 1016.rtfMethane Riddle - What Is Causing the Rise in Emissions? 1016.rtf - tropics, esp. rice & swamps, after floodsScientists Find 500 More U.S. Seabed Methane Vents 1016.rtfNations Agree to Landmark Deal to Cut HFCs, Potent Greenhouse Gases 1016.rtfRecord Warmth Helps Shrink U.S. Carbon Emissions 1016.rtfEmerging Climate Accord Could Push A:C Out of Sweltering India’s Reach 1016.rtfGlobal Demand for Energy Will Peak in 2030, Says World Energy Council 1016.rtfMethane Leaks Declining, Even as Natural Gas Production Grows 1016.rtf191 Countries Strike Deal to Cut Aircraft Emissions 1016.rtfScientists May Have Solved Key Mystery about Earth’s Methane Emissions 0916.rtf - gas & oil wells - frackingNatural Gas’ CO2 Emissions in US Will Surpass Coal’s in 2016 – EIA 0816.rtfChina May Be Entering “Post-Coal Growth.” But Don’t Get Too Excited. 0816.rtfChina's Coal Use May Have Peaked in 2013-2014 - 0816.rtfAs Peat Bogs Burn, a Climate Threat Rises 0816.rtf2015 Set Frenzy of Climate Records 0816.rtf - CO2 passed 400 ppm, with biggest annual rise (3.1 ppm) on recordChina's Coal Peak Hailed as Turning Point in Climate Change Battle 0716.rtfEfficiency, Clean Energy Put Dent in US CO2 Emissions 0716.rtf - lowest since 1987Negative Emissions Key to Meeting 2°C Threshold 0716.rtf - bio-energy with carbon capture and storage. Just cutting emissions under the Paris agreement may not be enough to keep global warming from blasting past 2°C. - NCAR studyLeaking Coal Seam Gas Fields May Blow Hole in Emissions Goals 0716.rtfWarmer Winters Play Important Role in EU Emissions Drop 0616.rtfCars Buck Downward Trend of EU Carbon Emissions 0616.rtfChina's Plan to Cut Meat Consumption by 50% Cheered by Climate Campaigners 0616.rtfClimate Impacts from Farming Are Getting Worse 0616.rtfCO2 Levels in Atmosphere Forecast to Shatter Milestone 0616.rtfWorld Carbon Emissions Stopped Growing in 2015, Says BP 0616.rtf - Passing 400 ppm on a 1-way journey up.New York Bill Would Eliminate Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 2050 - 0516.rtfFeeding Antibiotics to Farm Animals May Worsen Climate Change 0516.rtf - Methanogen gut bacteria survive them better than other gut bacteria.Crocodiles and Palm Trees in the Arctic? New Report Suggests Yes. 0516.rtf - Take 1 on studyBurning All Fossil Fuels Could Yield Global Warmth Not Seen in 65 Million Years 0516.rtf - Take 2 on studyWorld Could Warm by Massive 10°C, if All Fossil Fuels Are Burned 0516.rtf - Take 3 on studyThe Fort McMurray Fire’s Stunning Pulse of Carbon to the Atmosphere 0516.rtfGlobal CO2 Emissions Still Accelerating, even as Human Ones Level Off 0516.rtfGlobal Warming to Spur More Fires in Alaska, in Turn Causing More Warming 0516.rtfEPA Begins Crackdown on Methane Emissions 0516.rtfBakken Oil Field Leaks 275,000 Tons of Methane Yearly 0516.rtfWhere Are Climate Goals in EIA Energy Outlook? It’s Complicated 0516.rtfWorld's CO2 Concentration Teetering on the Point of No Return 0516.rtfCO2 Emissions from US Energy Sector Fall 12% since 2005 - 0516.rtfWhy We’re Still So Incredibly Confused about Methane’s Role in Global Warming 0516.rtfIEA Reveals World CO2 Emissions Stalled in 2015 - 0316.rtfWorld Governments Vow to End Fossil Fuel Era, at UN Climate Signing Ceremony 0416.rtfAustralia’s Air Pollution Increases 69%, as Coal Named Top Polluter 0416.rtfChina’s Carbon Emissions May Have Peaked, but It’s Hazy 0416.rtfRapid Decline of Coal Use Leads to 4% Drop in UK Emissions 0316.rtfToo Early to Hail Dip in China's CO2, despite Coal Use Fall 0316.rtfChina's Polluted Hebei Promises Clean-up for 2022 Winter Games 0316.rtfCarbon Emissions Rate Highest in at Least 66 Million Years, since Dinosaurs 0316.rtfThere’s Hope! Global CO2 Emissions Stall for 2nd Year, while Economy Grows. 0316.rtfAtmospheric CO2 Levels Show a Startling Increase 0316.rtfChina Could Be Way ahead of Schedule to Peak Carbon Emissions by 2030 - 0316.rtfObama Seeks Tighter Rules on Methane Emissions from Oil, Gas Drillers 0316.rtfMystery of the Global Methane Rise - Asian Agriculture or U.S. Fracking? 0316.rtfUS Utilities Cut Coal Use, amid Clean Power Plan Fight 0316.rtfChina Sets Cap for Energy Consumption for 1st Time 0316.rtfMaking Concrete Green - Re-inventing the World's Most Used Synthetic Material 0316.rtf2nd Year of China Coal Cuts Might Bring Its Emissions Peak Closer 0316.rtfCheap Natural Gas Leads to More Petrochemical Plants and Pollution 0216.rtfStudy Calls For Leaner ‘Carbon Budget’ to Slow Warming 0216.rtfCalifornia Gas Leak Was Worst Greenhouse-Gas Disaster in US History 0216.rtfU.S. Energy Industry Emits More Methane than Thought - EPA Chief 0216.rtf20 States Ask Supreme Court to Block EPA’s Mercury Air Pollution Rule 0216.rtfGreenhouse Gas Cuts May Prevent 295,000 US Deaths by 2030 - 0216.rtfUK Greenhouse Gas Emissions Drop 8% - 0216.rtfJoin the 4‰ Initiative Soils for Food Security and Climate 0915.rtfAustralian Emissions Rising toward Historical Highs, Won’t Peak before 2030 - 0216.rtfAre Current Policies Enough to Hit US Climate Goals? Wonks Say No. 0116.rtfBLM Rule to Cut Back Methane Waste Draws Quick Fire 0116.rtfFalse Emissions Reporting Undermines China’s Pollution Fight 0116.rtfIndonesia’s Fires Blamed for Potent Greenhouse Gases 0116.rtfRice Growers on the Front Lines of U.S. Carbon Markets 0116.rtfChina's Coal-Burning in Significant Decline, Figures Show 0116.rtfFalse Emissions Reporting Undermines China's Pollution Fight 0116.rtfSoutheast Asia Burns Up the Ranks of Global Polluters 0116.rtf - % increase exceeds South Asia’s, & China’s even moreSoCalGas Ordered to Offset the Climate Damage from Its Methane Leak 0116.rtfConocoPhillips Slashed Methane Emissions 23% in 2014 - 0116.rtfState of Emergency at California’s Porter Ranch, amid Massive Methane Leak 0116.rtfAustralia's Carbon Emissions Jump in 2015 - 1215.rtfParis Climate Goals Mean Emissions Need to Drop Below Zero 1215.rtfCritical Mass of States Will Reach Emissions Peak by 2030 under Climate Deal 1215.rtfGlobal Emissions to Fall for 1st Time during a Period of Economic Growth 1215.rtf - take 1 on studyCarbon Emissions 'to Stall or Even Decline' This Year 1215.rtf - take 2 on study2400 Coal-Fired Power Plants Planned Despite Climate-Friendly Pledges 1215.rtfExperts Cite Looming Risk from Industrial Coolants, Methane 1215.rtfBetter Manure Management to Help Cut EU Farm Emissions by 2025 - 1215.rtfCO2 Levels Hit Record High for 30th Year in a Row - WMO 1115.rtfGlobal Emissions Nearly Stall after a Decade of Rapid Growth 1115.rtf - Dutch agency says 2014 CO2 was 0.5% > 2013’s. Contrast with IEA (~0.0%).China’s Official SO2 Emissions Last Year Should Be Revised 55-60% Higher 1115.rtf- Only power plant emissions were counted.Could China’s Carbon Emissions Peak Sooner Than Expected? 1013.rtfCO2 Hits 400 PPM Milestone, Fueling Worries about Climate Change 1115.rtfChina Burns Much More Coal Than Reported, Complicating Climate Talks 1115.rtf - up to 17% more, as many factories didn’t report, going back to 2000.Volkswagen Says 800,000 Cars May Have False CO2 Levels 1115.rtfIndonesia's Peat Fires Make It World’s 4th-Largest Carbon Emitter 1015.rtfEnvironmentalists, Energy Companies Lobby on Coming Methane Rule 1015.rtfStudy Targets Methane Leaks Between Underground Wells 1015.rtfEurope's Greenhouse Gas Emissions Fall to Record Low 1015.rtfHow Indonesia’s Gigantic Fires Are Making Global Warming Worse 1015.rtf - Emissions exceed Germany’s or Japan’s.ITF Calls for Global Rules for Ship Operators to Cut Emissions 1015.rtfEU Climate Chief Hails Global Progress on Emissions 1015.rtfChina's Economic Shift to Aid Climate Fight but Packs a Commodity Punch 1015.rtf - 5-Year Plan may ban new coal plants. Coal GWh down 9% for 1st 7 months. Lack of transmission limits solar & wind.Indonesian Forest Fires on Track to Emit More CO2 than UK 1015.rtfIndia Leads Asia's Dash for Coal, as Emissions Blow East 1015.rtfCheap Goods from China Have High Carbon Cost 1015.rtfCalifornia Air Board Aims to Cut Methane, Black Carbon, Refrigerant Emissions 1015.rtfChasm between Car CO2 Test Results and Real World 0915.rtfFading Coal Industry in China May Offer Chance to Aid Climate 0915.rtfChinese Cities Pledge Early Carbon Emissions Peak under Deal with U.S. 0915.rtf - 2.9% fewer tons of coal, but 0.6% more tons of CO2 from it. Recent coal has higher carbon concentration (& more energy).Chinese Coal Data Cast Doubt on Historic Stalling of World CO2 - 0915.rtfParis Talks Won’t Hit Global Warming Target, UN Warns 0915.rtfStudy Predicts All Antarctic Ice to Melt if All Fossil Fuels Are Burned 0915.rtfReplacing Old Gas Pipes Reduces Leaks 0915.rtfAustralia's Carbon Emissions Extend Rebound, Led by Coal-Fired Power 0915.rtfCanada Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Electricity by 22% In 5 Years 0915.rtfInternational Efforts to Cut Carbon Pollution Won't Be Enough 0815.rtfAustralia's Pollution Level Seen Rising Beyond Abbott's Target 0815.rtfRussian Carbon-Credit Scheme Increased Greenhouse-Gas Emissions 0815.rtfAssuming ’Wrong Type of Coal' Way Overestimated China's CO2 Emissions 0815.rtfYour Meat-Eating Habit Is Killing More Than Just Cows 0815.rtfCarbon Pollution From U.S. Power Plants Hits 27-Year Low 0815.rtfAustralia’s Electricity CO2 Emissions Leapt in July, Most in 10 Years 0815.rtfMethane Leaks May Greatly Exceed Estimates, Report Says 0815.rtfEmissions Underestimated from Fertilizing Crops 0715.rtfStudy Gets a Handle on US Gas Leaks - 80 Billion Cubic Feet 0715.rtfRecession, Not Natural Gas, Drove Drop in US Emissions - Study 0715.rtfNew Mexico Dems Call for Tough New Methane Rule 0715.rtfDemand for ‘Sustainable' Food Has Increased Greenhouse Gas Emissions 0715.rtf - Industrial scale “organic” farms cut corners, aren’t so organic.States Cut Power Plant CO2 Emissions Ahead of New EPA Rule 0715.rtfWarming Leads to Longer Flights, More Emissions 0715.rtfNorth Texas Methane Emissions Underestimated 50% by EPA 0715.rtfNew Coal Plants ‘Most Urgent' Threat to the Planet, Warns OECD Head 0715.rtfWaste Recycling Is a Key to Global Climate Protection 0615.rtfEnough Natural Gas Is Leaking to Negate Climate Benefits 0615.rtfFossil-Fuel Subsidies of 16 x Carbon Prices Stymie Pollution Curbs 0615.rtfWeak Climate Plans Set World to Overshoot Temperature Goal - IEA 0615.rtfHolding Back Climate Change Isn’t as Hard as You Think 0615.rtfIs Gas a Weapon in the Fight against Climate Change? 0615.rtfChina's Greenhouse Gas Emissions Could Start to Fall within 10 Years 0615.rtf - They fell 6% from 2013 to 2015.How Europe’s Climate Policies Have Led to More Trees Being Cut Down in the US 0615.rtfThese 10 Billion Tons of Coal Could Erase Obama's Climate Change Progress 0515.rtfReport - U.S. Can Make Good on Climate Pledge — Barely 0515.rtfChina's CO2 Emissions Have Been Plummeting Lately. What's Going On? 0515.rtf - war on coal? under-reporting?CO2 Levels Rise Fast and High 0515.rtfOver January-April, from 2014, China Cut Coal Use, CO2 as Much as UK Uses 0515.rtf = 5% of China’s CO2Australia’s New Coal Frontier - Mega Mines, Mega Emissions 0515.rtfCO2 Levels Reach Global Milestone 0515.rtf - 400 ppmCurrent Carbon Pledges Won't Stop Dangerous Global Warming - Lord Stern 0515.rtfStudy Finds Low Cost to Reduce Methane Emissions 0415.rtfHere’s What China Closing Coal-Power Plants Means for Emissions 0415.rtfJapan's CO2 Emissions Hit 2nd-Highest on Record 0415.rtfUS Pledges a 26-28% Carbon Emissions Cut by 2025 - 0315.rtfChina’s Coal Consumption & CO2 Emissions Drop In 2014 - 0315.rtfGlobal Energy-Related CO2 Emissions Stalled in 2014 - 0315.rtfChina's Coal Usage Targeted in New Energy Plan 0315.rtfChina's Coal Use Is Actually Falling Now, for the 1st Time This Century 1014.rtfChina Eyes Fundamental Shift in Energy Policy 0315.rtfCarbon Emissions Stop Growing Globally 0315.rtfByron Bay Is 1st Regional Australian City to Commit to Zero Emissions 0315.rtfGlobal CO2 Emissions ‘Stalled' in 2014 - 0315.rtfUK Carbon Emissions Fell 9% in 2014 - 0315.rtfChina's ‘War' on Air Pollution May Release More CO2, with Scrubbers 0315.rtfIs 'Net-Zero' Carbon Goal to Rescue the Climate Plausible? 0215.rtfBP - Huge Rise in Energy Demand at Odds with Climate Change Fight 0215.rtfStudy Finds Relatively Low Methane Emissions from 3 Major US Gas Fields 0215.rtfBrazil Climate Change Plan Backfires, Doubling Steel Emissions 0215.rtfEU Energy Consumption Level Falls to 20-Year Low 0215.rtfWorld Can Cut Carbon Emissions and Live Well 0115.rtfU.N. Asks Countries for Climate Plans after Record Warm 2014 - 0115.rtfChina Cuts Energy Intensity by 4.8% in 2014 - 0115.rtf2015 Begins With CO2 Above 400 PPM Mark 0115.rtfAustralia’s Power Sector Emissions Jump as Carbon Tax Ends 0115.rtfClimate Mission Impossible - Scientists Say Fossil Fuels Must Go Untapped 0115.rtf
2014 Articles and earlier
2014 Articles and earlier
9 Reasons Not to Be Depressed about the Planet 1214.rtfAustralia Greenhouse Gas Emissions Fall to Record Low, Due to Carbon Tax 1214.rtfChina to Slow Down New Coal-to-Gas Projects a Lot, to Cut CO2 Emissions 1214.rtfGlobal Coal Demand Growth to Slow in Next 5 Years, due to China, IEA Says 1214.rtf - take #1 on IEA projectionsCoal Demand Set to Break 9 Billion Tonne Barrier This Decade 1214.rtf - take #2 on IEA projectionsHow Canada's Climate Change Record Compares to the Rest of the World 1214.rtfExxon Issues Energy Reality Check as UN Debates Emissions 1214.rtfGermany's Planned CO2 Cuts to Dampen EU Demand for Certificates 1214.rtfNew South Wales EPA Study to Drill Down into Methane Emissions 1214.rtfRussia May Cut CO2 Emissions 25-30% by 2030. What Will India Do? 1114.rtfCanada’s Oil Sands Emissions Extremely Low, Says IEA Chief Economist 1114.rtfUS Can Slash Its Fossil Fuel Emissions 85% By 2050 - 1114.rtfPromised Carbon Emissions Cuts Not Enough to Prevent Warming 1114.rtfJapan CO2 Emissions Worst on Record 1114.rtfAfter Climate Pact, IEA Warns Fossil Fuel Trends Are Dire 1114.rtfCO2 Is Worse Climate Pollution than CH4, Soot- 1114.rtfShips Will Bring Your iPhone from China, Plus Lots of Black Carbon. 1014.rtfUS Oil Exports Would Worsen Global Warming, GAO Auditors Say 1014.rtfChina's Coal Imports Drop for 1st Time Since It Became Net Coal Importer 1014.rtfPowering up the Poor Shouldn't Hurt the Climate 1014.rtfScientists Refute Lower Emissions Claim for Fracking 1014.rtfNew Study Explains Why Fracking Won't Solve Climate Change 1014.rtfUS Considers Climate Change Plan That Would Mandate Emission Cuts 1014.rtfCanada to Badly Miss 2020 Emissions-Cut Target 1014.rtfFracking’s Methane Emissions Fell 70% from 2011 to 2013 - 0914.rtfUS CO2 Emissions Up, Despite Obama Plans 0914.rtfEmissions From India Will Increase, Official Says 0914.rtfEarth Has 30 Years Before Carbon Budget Is Blown 0914.rtfChina Tops Europe for First Time in per-Capita CO2 Pollution 0914.rtfUS Sees 38% Jump in Global Oil Use by 2040 - 0914.rtfAustralia’s Carbon Emissions from Electricity Rise after Carbon Price Repeal 0914.rtfChina Pledges Emissions Cuts 0914.rtfEPA May Force Drillers to Cut Methane Leaks, Chief Says 0914.rtfGigaTons of Emissions from Power Plants Are Already Locked In, Study Says 0814.rtfGreenhouse Gas Levels Rising at Fastest Rate Since 1984 - 0914.rtfChina's 'War on Pollution' Sees Coal Drop for First Time in a Century 0814.rtfCheap Airfare Swamps Industry's Emissions Cuts 0814.rtfAir Quality Gains Could Be Eroded by Drought, Climate Change 0414.rtfEating Less Beef Seen Way for Farming to Reduce Carbon Emissions 0414.rtfAir Pollution Linked to 7 Million (11% of) Deaths a Year Globally 0314.rtfGrowth in China’s Carbon Emissions Halved 0314.rtfU.S. Methane Emissions Exceeded Estimates 1113.rtfArctic Storms, Warming Mean More Methane Released 1113.rtfAustralia, Japan Likely to Offset Climate Gains in US, China 1113.rtfGlobal CO2 Emissions to Reach 36 Billion Tonnes in 2013 - 1113.rtfChina Looks for Blue-Sky Solutions, as Smog Worsens 0214.rtfGolden Energy Age for Australia Will Cost the World Dearly 1113.rtfTelling Secrets to Stop Flaring Natural Gas in U.S. Fracking Boom 1113.rtfAnnual CO2 Levels at Record High 1113.rtf2 Australian Coal Mines Alone Will Emit More GHGs Than 52 Countries 1113.rtfEmerging Economies Nearing Half of Global Warming Emissions 1013.rtfReport Suggests Slowdown in CO2 Emissions Rise 1013.rtfCarbon Cut-off Point Is 27 Years Away 1013.rtfExpect Peak Coal in China by 2020 - Citibank 0913.rtfTrillion-Ton Cap - Allocating the World's Carbon Emissions 1013.rtfNepal Tackles Methane Emissions by Recycling Trash 1013.rtfChina Must Do Its Bit to Combat Climate Change, Says Ma Jun 1013.rtfWithout Nuclear Power, Japan CO2 Emissions Rise 1013.rtfFossil Fuels Need to Stay Unburned to Meet Climate Target 0913.rtfIPCC- Financial Markets Are the Only Hope to Stop Global Warming 0913.rtfIPCC Endorses Ceiling on Global Emissions 0913.rtfHalfway Point Already Reached Before Emissions Danger Zone 0913.rtfWhat Happens When the U.S. Isn’t the Biggest Gas Guzzler? 0913.rtfThe East is Grey 0813.rtf - available on several other pagesMerkel’s Green Shift Backfires as German Pollution Jumps 0713.rtfScenes from a Melting Planet - A Review of Climate Change Novels 0713.rtfEU Committee Backs Ban on Potent Coolant GHGs 0613.rtfChina's Shijiazhuang Proposes Vehicle Restrictions to Reduce Smog 0613.rtfObama Readies Power Plant CO2 Emissions Limits 0613.rtfRich Chinese Export Pollution to Poorer China Regions 0613.rtfCO2 Emissions Rose 1.4% in 2012 - 0613.rtfEU Court Rebuffs Poland over CO2 Emissions 0313.rtfChina and Australia Top List of Carbon Bombs 0113.rtfChina Reduced CO2 Intensity 3.5% in 2012 - 0113.rtfChina Lowers Carbon Intensity in 2012 - 1212.rtfNatural Gas Boom Drops US CO2 Emissions to 1992 Levels 0812.rtfUS Energy Demand to Slow to 2035 - 0612.rtfGlobal CO2 Emissions Fell 1.3% in 2009 - 0810.rtfGlobal CO2 Levels Set to Pass 400 ppm Milestone 0413.rtfEPA Methane Report Further Divides Fracking Camps 0413.rtfIndustrialized Nations' Greenhouse Gas Emissions Dipped in 2011 - 0413.rtfChina Had 68% of CO2 Growth 2000-10, India 8% - 0413.rtfEmissions from Australia’s Power Sector Drop to Decade-Low 0413.rtfCO2's Climb Speeds Up, But Many Still Play Ostrich 0313.rtfScientists in US Report Big CO2 Jump 0313.rtfUS Carbon Emissions Lowest Since 1994 - 0213.rtfCar Emissions Kills Millions in China & India 1212.rtfEU to Exceed Kyoto Emissions Reduction Goal 1012.rtfGlobal CO2 Emissions Hit Record in 2011 - 0512.rtfUS CO2 to Stay Below 2005 Levels 0112.rtf2010 Emissions Assures Dangerous Climate Change 0511.rtfMore Warming Even if Emissions Stop 0211.rtfCO2 Emissions Dip In 2009, Rise in 2010 - 1110.rtfUS CO2 Fell 7% in 2009 - 0810.rtfWorld GHGs Grew in 2007, 7th Year in a Row 1009.rtf6% Fall in US CO2 for 2009 - 1009.rtfGlobal Carbon Emissions Reach Record 10 Billion Tons 1211.rtf2010 CO2 Emissions - Peters 0112.pdfGlobal GHG Emissions Rebounded in 2010 - 0811.rtfRCP Emission Scenarios Paper 0511.pdfUS SO2 Emissions History 2004.pdf - 36 ppUS GHG Summary 1990-2002 - 2004.pdf - PDF, 24 pp
2010 Emissions Assures Dangerous Climate Change 0511.rtf
Thus, Total Warming by 2100 will be substantially more than shown in the diagram: about 5 and 4°C.
RCP Emission Scenarios Paper 0511.pdf
- 27 pp, (Representative Concentration Pathway)
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