Emissions (Pollution)

Global warming

Establishing a Clear Relationship Between Carbon Emissions and Electricity Tariffs Crucial for Effective Energy Policy

Developing a clear relationship between carbon emissions and electricity tariffs is essential for crafting effective energy and environmental policies, particularly in emerging economies like Ghana. In a recent study, researchers from the University of Cape Coast investigated the dynamics between carbon emissions generated from electricity generation and electricity tariffs in

Global warming

Renewable Energy's Impact on Carbon Emissions: New Research From Huangshan University

New research published in the Journal of Environmental Management has investigated the role of renewable energy in reducing carbon emissions, particularly in rapidly developing economies. According to the study, stringent environmental policies can significantly enhance the impact of renewable energy on carbon dioxide reduction. The analysis covered data from the

Global warming

Sustainability and Artificial Intelligence: Challenges and Opportunities for E-7 Nations

Research from Shanghai University of Finance and Economics sheds light on the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) adoption and sustainable development goals in E-7 nations. The study highlights the significant challenges faced by these nations in harmonizing AI adoption with economic and environmental objectives, citing policy inertia, economic limitations, and

Air pollution

New Research Offers Hope in Reducing Carbon Emissions in Global Warming and Climate Change

Investigations at Northeastern University in Shenyang, People's Republic of China, have led to breakthroughs in understanding global warming and climate change. The research, funded by the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), and Special Funds for Basic Research Operations of Central Universities, has

Air pollution

Magnetic Fields and CO2 Synergize to Reduce Soot Emissions in Combustion

Researchers from the Nanjing University of Science and Technology have discovered that magnetic fields and carbon dioxide (CO2) can synergistically reduce soot emissions in combustion devices. According to their study, as high as an 85% reduction in soot mass emissions from exhaust gas of inverse diffusion flames could be achieved

Air pollution

Climate Action and Justice: A Call to Urgent Action by Pakistan and Ethiopia

Climate change, a critical issue confronting the world, is not just an environmental problem but a justice issue as well, argued Dr Musadik Malik, Federal Minister for Climate Change and Environmental Coordination, at an event organized by the Ethiopian Embassy. The event, part of the Green Legacy Programme, aims to

Climate change

Pakistan and Ethiopia Join Forces to Combat Climate Change Through Large-Scale Afforestation

The Government of Pakistan, led by Federal Minister for Climate Change and Environmental Coordination, Dr. Musadik Malik, has partnered with Ethiopia's Green Legacy Programme to launch a nationwide plantation campaign. The initiative is part of Ethiopia's goal to plant 700 million trees to restore ecosystems and

Air pollution

Government of Canada Invests in Transportation Decarbonization Projects

The Government of Canada has announced an investment of over $21 million in nine research, development, and demonstration projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from Canada's transportation sector. These projects focus on medium- to heavy-duty vehicles with low or zero emissions, increasing the uptake of zero-emissions vehicles, and

Air pollution

France's Greenhouse Gas Emissions May Slow Down in 2025

France's pace of reducing greenhouse gas emissions may slow significantly in 2025, according to predictions by the French Industry Technology Center (Citepa). The agency reported that in the first quarter of 2025, France's greenhouse gas emissions rose by 0.2% year-on-year to 104.2 million tons

Air pollution

Carbon Footprint of Large-Scale Academic Gatherings: Insights from the Suranaree Agricultural Fair 2025

Researchers from the School of Environmental Engineering have conducted an in-depth study on the carbon footprint of the Suranaree Agricultural Fair 2025, a nine-day public event held in Nakhon Ratchasima Province, Thailand. The event, promoting sustainable agricultural innovation and the Bio-Circular-Green Economy, attracted 258,917 participants and was spread over

Climate change

Civil Society Calls for Strong 2035 Climate Target in Australia

Climate representatives from various groups have urged the Albanese government to set a robust 2035 emissions reduction target, aligning with scientific guidelines. A strong 2035 target is seen as crucial to protecting Australians from climate change, driving investment in clean energy technology, and creating well-paid jobs in the renewable energy

Climate change

Decarbonizing The Apex: A Major Step Forward in Reducing Carbon Emissions

As part of West Suffolk Council's efforts to make local buildings more energy efficient and environmentally friendly, work is set to begin in July on a major project to reduce carbon emissions at The Apex in Bury St Edmunds. The venue, a cultural hub offering live music, exhibitions,