Greenhouse gas

Nuclear Explosions for Large Scale Carbon Sequestration

To sequester carbon, a charge thousands of times more powerful than anything humanity has ever exploded would be needed. It has been proposed to detonate a nuclear device with a capacity of 81 gigatons (!) in the depths of the ocean. This should crush basalt rocks, after which they will

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Carbon Limits Held a Series of Capacity Building Activities in Methane Emissions Management in Central Asia

Carbon Limits, in collaboration with UNEP’s International Methane Emissions Observatory (IMEO), has successfully conducted a series of capacity building activities aimed at managing methane emissions in the oil and gas sector of Central Asia. Training Overview: A total of eight specialized training sessions were delivered, targeting national and private oil and gas operators as

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Передовая практика нормативного регулирования выбросов парниковых газов в Туркменистане

В Ашхабаде, Туркменистан, состоялся двухдневный семинар «Передовая практика нормативного регулирования выбросов парниковых газов (в т.ч. метана), инвентаризация и расчет» в Центре ОБСЕ.   В его работе участвовали государственных концернов «Туркменгаз» и «Туркменнефть», государственной корпорации «Туркменгеология», Министерства охраны окружающей среды Туркменистана, Министерства энергетики и проектного офиса Регионального экологического центра в Центральной

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Amanda McKee on Finance Mobilization

Amanda McKee, Director for Knowledge and Learning, NDC Partnership, believes that decision makers must build on a strong climate rationale and institutional arrangements by analyzing financing gaps, exploring options, identifying barriers and solutions, and assessing the comparative advantages of various finance sources.       She thinks that a comprehensive

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Artificial intelligence helps monitor methane leaks

Environmental engineering company Kayrros Methane Watch in Paris uses satellite data and artificial intelligence models to accurately monitor leaks of methane, a potent greenhouse gas released by fossil energy sources. These invisible columns of odorless gas in the air appear on the company’s maps as colored clouds after processing satellite

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UN Initiative Advances to Aid New Round of NDCs

UN Development Programme’s new initiative: Climate Promise 2025. This ambitious endeavor is designed to bolster developing nations as they gear up to enhance their climate action plans within the framework of the Paris Agreement on climate change. Set against the backdrop of the upcoming round of nationally determined contributions (NDCs)

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