Climate, Emissions & Sustainability
CO₂ inventory, IPCC pathways, net-zero, CCUS, hydrogen economy, critical materials.
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Microbial electrolysis carbon capture
MECC uses wastewater treatment to capture CO2 as calcite and produce hydrogen gas, offering a net-negative emission pathway.
Fugitive gas emissions: Sources, detection and regulation
Analysis of fugitive gas emissions from oil, gas and coal sectors, including sources, detection methods and regulatory frameworks.
Climate policy of China
Analysis of China's climate policy, emissions trading, and international collaboration.
Climate change scenarios: Definitions, pathways and policy applications
Overview of climate change scenarios, pathways, and their role in global policy, including IPCC frameworks and mitigation targets.
Sydney Declaration on Climate Change, Energy Security and Clean Development
Analysis of the 2007 APEC Sydney Declaration on climate change, energy efficiency targets, and environmental criticism.
Ionic liquids in carbon capture
Analysis of ionic liquids as tunable, low-volatility absorbents for CO2 sequestration, comparing them to amine-based technologies.
Emission intensity: Definitions, methodologies and global trends
Emission intensity measures pollutant rates relative to activity. This article covers LCA methodologies, regional GDP trends, and oil field...
Green transport hierarchy
The green transport hierarchy is a policy framework prioritizing walking, cycling, and public transit over private car use to reduce emissio...
Cap and Share: Global Climate Policy and Emissions Redistribution
Cap and Share is a climate policy framework capping global emissions and redistributing revenues equally to combat poverty.
Carbon pricing: Mechanisms, economic impact and global implementation
Analysis of carbon pricing mechanisms, including carbon taxes and emissions trading schemes, their economic efficiency, and global implement...
New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme
Analysis of the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme (NZ ETS), its legislative history, uncapped design, and market performance.
Global Carbon Project: Research, Budgets and Data Infrastructure
The Global Carbon Project quantifies global greenhouse gas emissions through annual budgets and open data platforms.
Agro-Climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes (ACReSAL)
World Bank-funded project in Nigeria restoring 1 million hectares of degraded land in Northern Nigeria by 2028.
Solid sorbents for carbon capture
Analysis of solid sorbents for CO2 capture, including zeolites, MOFs, and amine-impregnated solids.
Sleipner gas field
The Sleipner gas field in the North Sea hosts the world's first offshore carbon capture and storage project, operated by Equinor since 1996.
MT Pacific Cobalt: Maritime Carbon Capture and Filtration
MT Pacific Cobalt is a Singaporean oil tanker with an onboard Filtree carbon capture system installed in 2023.
The Hartwell Paper: Climate Policy Reorientation and Human Dignity
Analysis of the 2010 Hartwell Paper's call for pragmatic climate policy centered on human dignity and energy access.
Stratospheric aerosol injection: Mechanisms, costs and governance
Analysis of stratospheric aerosol injection as a solar geoengineering method to reduce global warming.
Climate debt: Concept, components and political discourse
Climate debt is the concept that developed nations owe developing countries for disproportionate historical emissions and adaptation costs.
Los Angeles Green New Deal
Municipal climate policy in Los Angeles announced in 2019, aiming for a 100% carbon-free grid and zero-emission vehicles.