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 […]
China Fires Up An “Artificial Sun” – Will Fusion Power be a New Climate Risk Factor?
China has successfully powered an artificial sun to 120 million degrees Celsius. This is merely another milestone in their nuclear fusion journey. But, it could herald an abundant renewable energy future. That’s why we see the progress made as China fires up its first “Artificial Sun” as an interesting new climate management risk factor. If […]
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 […]
Climate Change Risks – Why Our Future on Earth May Not Be What It Is Supposed to Be
This website is all about managing climate change risks, and a big part of that it understanding the nature of the existential risks society is taking in the first place. That’s why we are privileged to have been given permission to publish the following white paper as an article below: How our (in)actions in dealing […]
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 […]
