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EU’s carbon price surging towards an all-time high

EU’s carbon price surging towards an all-time high

Photo credit: Reuters / Peter Andrews. By Anders Lorenzen The price of carbon pollution in the EU is nearing record-high levels. In the EU’s carbon market, EU ETS, the cost of emitting a tonne of CO2 on Monday the 20th of February, became close to breaching 100 euros at 98.30 euros. Forecasts of cool weather and expectations of lower wind […]

Low-carbon power is expected to bend the emissions curve

Low-carbon power is expected to bend the emissions curve

Photo credit: IEA. By Anders Lorenzen Analysis from the International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts that the rise in renewable energy technologies such as solar and wind as well as nuclear energy is to dominate the growth in global power supply over the course of the next three years.  This will curb the emissions impact of greater energy use. The IEA […]

The alliance of carbon-negative countries

The alliance of carbon-negative countries

  By Jeremy Williams Britain is working towards the long-term goal of reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Japan and the EU have set the same date, and Russia and China have chosen 2060. While these dates still feel like a long way away, there are some countries that have already reached net zero. This small handful of countries is […]

Campaign urges shops to keep their doors closed

Campaign urges shops to keep their doors closed

  Graph credit: The Campaign to Stop High Street Heat Loss. By Anders Lorenzen Have you ever wondered when walking along a shopping street on a cold day, why shop after shop continues to have its doors open? Now a campaign has been launched to tackle precisely that. Simply named ‘Close the Shop Door’ the campaign is asking that the […]

Driving vs Flying: Which Harms Our Planet Less?

Driving vs Flying: Which Harms Our Planet Less?

Both cars and planes are awful polluters. But if you’re planning a trip and the less polluting alternatives — train or bus — aren’t options, which should you choose: driving or flying? There are many considerations when traveling, including time, money, the number of people, and whether or not kids are involved. But if you’re deciding between traveling by car […]

Good, Better, Best: Reducing Your Transportation Carbon Footprint

Good, Better, Best: Reducing Your Transportation Carbon Footprint

This is the first in a series of five articles that help you find ways to reduce your carbon footprint by changing your use of the main carbon culprits in the average American’s lifestyle. It’s no secret that Americans love their cars. We drive more miles than any other nation — 30% more than second-place Canada. But all those miles […]

Earth911 Quiz #31: Surprising Carbon Facts

Earth911 Quiz #31: Surprising Carbon Facts

This week’s quiz draws on the many amazing facts collected by Circular Ecology’s Inventory of Carbon & Energy. Simply being able to measure carbon comprehensively will help people make better decisions. Take the quiz and see what you learn. Making smart sustainable choices requires practice. Earth911’s weekly sustainability quiz helps you hone your ability to recognize earth-friendly products and services. […]