Middle East’s Role as a Major Carbon Emitter
The ongoing conflict known as the Iran War, which began on February 28, has already produced an estimated 5 million ...
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Mother mourns son who died from carbon monoxide poisoning Husband hospitalized after incident
A mother mourns her 11-year-old son, Henry Losco, who died from a carbon monoxide leak in their Regina apartment on ...
EU commits to 90% reduction in carbon emissions by 2040
The European Union has provisionally agreed to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 90 percent by 2040, surpassing the goals of ...
Smith advises industrial carbon tax set at affordable level
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith stated that the timeline for the province's carbon tax to reach a "minimum" of $130 per ...
Energy Minister Signals Support for Carbon Capture Technology
Ahead of Prime Minister Mark Carney's budget release on Tuesday, Energy Minister Tim Hodgson hinted at a climate competitiveness strategy ...
First Carbon Farming Training Held on Yawuru Country
The Aboriginal Carbon Foundation hosted national accredited carbon farming training for local Aboriginal leaders in Broome from September 15 to ...
CO2 Levels Reach Record High in 2024 Are Carbon Sinks Underperforming?
Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels reached a record high in 2024 due to persistent fossil fuel use, increased wildfires, and concerns ...
Man in 50s Dies from Carbon Monoxide Leak at Takeaway
A man in his 50s died from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning at a takeaway in Bloxwich, Walsall, prompting the evacuation ...
Amazon trees grow taller with increased carbon dioxide levels
The giants of the Amazon are thrivingA recent study published in "Nature Plants" reveals that the Amazon's largest trees are ...
A study finds there is less room for carbon capture than previously believed
The recent study published in Nature reveals that global carbon storage capacity is ten times lower than previously estimated, limiting ...
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