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World Biogas Association Announces New Council Members 2022
We are pleased to support the World Biogas Association by posting their latest council member details below. – PR STARTS: 21 December 2021 – World Biogas Association Announces New Council members The World Biogas Association (WBA) has announced the election this month of eight new members to join its Council, as follows: Dr Atma Ram Shukla, President, […]
What is the UK Net Zero Strategy 2021? – Decarbonisation Plan Building Back Better
What is the UK Net Zero Strategy 2021? – It’s a decarbonisation plan and part of the UK government’s plan for “Building Back Better” after the covid pandemic. Read on for our full explanation. According to the climate change committee (CCC), the UK objective of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is a feasible, inexpensive strategy […]
Biogas Industry’s Unique Ability to Manage Climate Change Ignored by World’s Politicians
Biogas industry spokesman WBA speaks out on the dangerous lack of appreciation of the global biogas industry’s unique ability to Manage Climate Change. Anaerobic digestion technology is ready now to reduce GHG emissions but is currently set to be ignored by the world’s politicians they say. The latest IPCC Report urges urgent climate action while […]
GHG Reduction for Transport – German MPs Move on Decarbonisation
It is good news that Germany is acting to implement a new and more climate-friendly GHG reduction for transport in the latest move by German MPs on decarbonisation The legislation sets a high target for crop-based biofuels producers in Germany. The regulations are aiming for up to 4.4% of future energy used in transportation. This […]
Coal Power Plants in US Can Be Part of the Transition to a Low-Carbon Economy
The following article outlines a suggested pragmatic strategy for Coal Power Plants in US showing the possible role of these stations in the Biden Administration to Fight Climate Change in the energy sector, with immediate action possible. There is no need for any Coal Power Plant operators or employees in the US to fear imminent […]
US Will be a Big Global Decarbonizer – Why Much of the US Remains Committed to the 2015 Paris Accord on Climate Change
The US may have left the Paris Agreement and the next President, will face Republican opposition to climate action in Congress, but none of that will stop the individual States’ which are set on their own decarbonisation efforts. Nov. 4, 2020, is notable for an ignominious reason – it marked the official US exit from […]
ExxonMobil Fails to Set Itself a Long-Term Net-Zero Emissions Goal Just Claims a ‘Paris Consistent’ Climate Plan
ExxonMobil has been criticised by Scientists for failing to set itself a long-term Net-Zero emissions goal. It just claims having a ‘Paris Consistent’ Climate Plan. The US oil and gas major does offer ‘respect and support’ for the global ambition to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. Nevertheless, campaigners remain less than convinced. ExxonMobil has unveiled […]
Net Zero Targets: Global Corporate Net Zero Drive ‘Resembles Wild West’, BNEF Warns
Net-Zero Targets are being set by global corporate companies in the Net Zero drive the world is embarking upon, it ‘Resembles Wild West’, says BNEF Warns. The lack of any standardisation or regulation for setting net-zero targets risks undermining credibility and legitimacy of corporate climate action, influential analyst firm warns. The concern is that this […]
Climate Change and the Oil Industry Risking Planetary Disaster to Fuel the 20th Century
On This Page Iraqis fight climate-changing oil companies in 2020 Oil and gas companies are part of the climate change solution Taking action on climate change Oil industry article suppression about climate change Climate Change and Energy What About Climate Change? Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and Climate Change Climate change and the oil industry have […]
Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF) Risk Reduction Project in the Himalayas
The Regional Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF) Risk Reduction Project in the Himalayas, was a project which was jointly funded by the European Commission Humanitarian Aid department (ECHO) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Bureau for Crisis Prevention and Recovery (BCPR). It was originally reported in a series of pages in the predecessor website […]
