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New report shows the diversity of clean energy siting policies and permitting authorities across the country
Before a large-scale solar or wind project can be built in a particular state or region, its developers face the complicated process of siting and permitting.
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From Bonn to Baku: Finding success in a geopolitically challenged year for climate action
Despite the challenges faced by negotiators in Bonn, COP29 is expected to feature a landmark new agreement on climate finance.
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New report finds gap between leaders and laggards on methane emissions widens, underscores importance of new regulations
Updated analysis benchmarks the production-based emissions of the largest oil and gas producers in the United States for 2022.
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Germany’s Federal Cabinet amends law to enable CO₂ storage under the seabed and on land, improves capacity for industrial decarbonisation
Germany’s Carbon Management Strategy marks a significant advancement for Europe’s largest emitter and industrial leader.
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CATF applauds White House joint policy statement on voluntary carbon markets and calls for strict oversight
Yesterday, the White House issued a joint policy statement and principles on high-integrity voluntary carbon markets (VCMs).
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G7 leaders focus on climate options and energy security
The Italian government put forward an ambitious vision and plan for this year’s G7 in the energy and climate space.
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Focus on reducing methane pollution from all sources, not distractions over metrics
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From eyes in space to hands on the ground: Using remote sensing to mitigate methane emissions from Africa’s waste sector
Solid waste management is a major source of greenhouse gases, accounting for roughly 11% of worldwide anthropogenic methane emissions.
