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Africa Climate Week 2023: Elevating and strengthening CATF’s methane emissions mitigation work in Africa
The 2023 Africa Climate Week and Africa Climate Summit highlighted global climate action and discussed Africa’s climate challenges with a view to formulating sustainable solutions.
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Clean Air Task Force Comments on EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Reporting Rule for Petroleum and Natural Gas
The comments strongly support updates to subpart W of the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, focusing on the requirements for oil and gas operators to report their methane, CO2 and N20 emissions.
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Roadmap for the Development of an EU Methane Import Standard
Establishing a methane import standard will be beneficial in encouraging adoption of methane abatement best practices beyond EU’s borders.
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Designing an EU methane import standard
Policymakers around the world are recognising the urgent need to drastically reduce global methane emissions.
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Joint Letter to President von der Leyen on the Importance of Highlighting the Methane Regulation in the State of the Union Address
President von der Leyen’s final State of the Union address in September is an excellent opportunity to raise the profile of the Methane Regulation and much needed progress towards achieving the Global Methane Pledge.
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Clean Air Task Force Comments on Financial and Technical Assistance Funding under the Methane Emissions Reduction Program
CATF joined a coalition of environmental groups in submitting comments on the Environmental Protection Agency’s request for feedback on the financial and technical assistance funding under the Methane Emissions Reduction Program (MERP).
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Biden administration’s Methane Task Force is important step toward reducing methane emissions
Today, the Biden administration announced the next step in its efforts to reduce emissions of methane with the creation of a Methane Task Force.
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Follow-up Comments on Reducing Methane Emissions from B.C.’s Oil and Gas Sector
Clean Air Task Force joined the Pembina Institute, Environmental Defense Fund, the David Suzuki Foundation, and the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment in submitting follow-up comments to the British Columbia Energy Regulator on reducing methane emissions from B.C.’s oil and gas sector.
