US’ Marsh, We2Sure Launch Insurance Facility to Tackle Fake Carbon Credits
The new facility will ensure businesses against the risk of purchasing counterfeit certificates, the sale of certificates for non-existent projects and theft.
UAE’s ADNOC, Oman’s 44.01 to Scale Up Carbon Mineralization Project
A groundbreaking partnership between ADNOC and 44.01 aims to transform CO2 into rock using peridotite formations.
US DOE, Tribal Nations Collaborate on Carbon Management and Clean Energy
The working group’s initial priorities include developing carbon capture, transport and storage infrastructure, besides mitigating methane emissions.
Pakistan Shuts Primary Schools In Lahore Over Record Pollution
The air quality index, which measures a range of pollutants, exceeded 1,000 on Saturday –- well above the level of 300 considered “dangerous.”
Japan’s Mount Fuji Stays Snowless for the Longest Time in 130 Years
Mount Fuji’s peak typically dons the snowcap on Oct. 2, but no snowfall has been reported since then due to unusually warm weather.
UNEP Urges Drastic Emissions Cuts to Avert Climate Catastrophe
UN Environment Programme warns of dire consequences if nations fail to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.
Europe’s Data Center Power Demand to Triple to 35 GW by 2030: McKinsey
The demand for data center power is skyrocketing to meet the need for greater computing and connectivity in the latest technologies.
Japan’s Chubu Electric, Inpex Browse Eye Carbon Capture Value Chain with Australia
Chubu will assess the feasibility of capturing its carbon emissions in Japan and storing them in the Inpex’s project in Australia.
Climate Change Threatens Future of 307,000 Children in Greece, Says UNICEF
The devastating impact of the climate crisis in Greece threatens children’s health, education, and rights as extreme weather events intensify.
Onboard Carbon Capture has Potential to Decarbonize Shipping: GCMD
The technology could reduce the vessel’s carbon dioxide emissions by 20 percent per year with a retrofitting cost of just under 10 percent.