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Tag Archives: Greenhouse gas

12Dec/16

Scientists say methane surge requires ‘urgent attention’

December 12, 2016EnvironmentArctic methane emissions, Atmosphere, Atmospheric methane, Carbon offset, Chemistry, Clathrate gun hypothesis, Climate forcing, Climate variability and change, Climatology, dairy farmers, Environment, Gases, Greenhouse gas, greenhouse gas emissions, Methane, Methane emissions, Nature, Physical geography, Renewable energy, Robert Jacksonsmbale

Researchers are warning that combating climate change also requires more controls over the rate at which methane in the atmosphere is now rising.
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13Dec/15

Paris Agreement on climate change

Talking Climate COP21

December 13, 2015EnvironmentClimate change, Climate change policy, Countries, Environment, France, Global warming, Global warming controversy, Greenhouse gas, Individual and political action on climate change, Laurent Fabius, Law by country, Paris, Politics of climate change, Post–Kyoto Protocol negotiations on greenhouse gas emissions, United Nations Climate Change Conference, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Changesmbale

After two weeks of discussion and further delays, global leaders have adopted a historic agreement at COP21. The deal was agreed by nearly 200 nations and has been hailed as a truly global.
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