A Corporate Accounting And Reporting Standard
Principles and guidelines for preparing GHG emissions inventories, focusing on organizational boundaries, operational boundaries, tracking emissions over time, calculating emissions, and reporting GHG emissions. It emphasizes relevance, completeness, consistency, transparency, and accuracy in accoun
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A Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard
This training curriculum covers principles of GHG accounting, organizational boundaries, setting operational boundaries, tracking emissions over time, calculating emissions, and reporting GHG emissions. It emphasizes the importance of determining which company operations and emissions sources to inc
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Historic Investments in Climate Action: Inflation Reduction Act May 2023
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of May 2023 focuses on making significant investments in climate action to reduce U.S. emissions by an estimated 40% by 2030. This act supports disadvantaged communities, the clean energy industry, and aims to drive emissions reductions over the next decade while pa
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Tradeoffs Between Water Savings and GHG Emissions in Irrigated Agriculture
This study examines the tradeoffs between water savings, economic impact, and greenhouse gas emissions resulting from technological changes in the irrigation industry. Key objectives include estimating water savings for different crops, quantifying GHG emissions from new irrigation technologies, and
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Understanding Consumption-Based Emissions Inventories in Boulder County
Consumption-Based Emissions Inventories (CBEIs) play a crucial role in assessing greenhouse gas emissions linked to local consumption patterns. By calculating emissions associated with products and services used by a community, CBEIs reveal significant gaps in traditional emissions tracking, emphasi
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Review of Critical Heat Flux in Liquid Hydrogen, Methane, and Oxygen
This review paper presents data and predictive tools on the critical heat flux (CHF) of liquid hydrogen, methane, and oxygen. It covers the motivation for CHF modeling, background on pool and flow boiling curves, availability of CHF data for different liquids, and applications in space propulsion sy
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Understanding Methane Burning: Chemical Transformations and Energy
Explore the process of methane burning through investigations and molecular modeling activities. Learn about the chemical changes involved, including the production of carbon dioxide and water. Discover the energy transformations that occur during combustion, with forms such as light and heat energy
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Biogas Production and Methane Content Measurement in Biodigester Research
Explore the process of collecting data in biodigester studies, focusing on biogas production, methane content, and related measurements. Learn how to read water levels, measure biogas, and assess methane content using sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide solutions. Practice techniques with fermen
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IPCC Inventory Software Enhancements for Waste Sector Emissions Estimation
Explore the latest enhancements in the IPCC inventory software related to waste sector emissions estimation. Major updates include subnational disaggregation, Tier 3 methods, wetlands supplement, and improvements in worksheet structure and layout. The software allows for detailed estimation of green
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Transforming Agriculture for Climate Change: Kirsten Beddows' Vision
Kirsten Beddows, Head of Agriculture Transformation, shares an updated Climate Change Plan focused on reducing emissions, achieving net-zero by 2045, and creating sustainable farming practices. The plan includes over a hundred new policies targeting emissions reduction, land use optimization, and ca
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First Retrievals of Methane Isotopologue CH3D in High Arctic - EUREKA Workshop
Atmospheric methane, a key anthropogenic greenhouse gas, has seen a significant increase since pre-industrial times. The study focuses on retrieving the isotopologue CH3D from ground-based FTIR observations in the high Arctic, using specialized instrumentation and datasets. The research aims to unra
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Emissions Reductions Beyond the Clean Smokestacks Act (CSA) Overview
Emissions Reductions Beyond the Clean Smokestacks Act (CSA) is a comprehensive program aimed at improving air quality by imposing limits on pollutant emissions from coal-burning facilities. The act has successfully achieved significant reductions in nitrogen oxide (NOx) and sulfur dioxide (SO2) emis
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Understanding the Social Costs of Methane Emissions
Federal agencies have been quantifying the social costs of greenhouse gases, including methane (CH4), since 2008. The social cost of methane (SCM) estimates the present value of future damages from one metric ton of methane emissions, reflecting impacts on agricultural productivity, energy use, huma
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Enhancing Oil and Gas Emissions Estimates for Area Sources
This presentation by Michael Ege, an Emissions Inventory Specialist at the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), focuses on improving area source oil and gas emissions estimates. It covers the methods used to estimate emissions, including the development of basin-specific equipment profi
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Potential Activity of Methanogens in Anaerobic Digesters Study
Investigating the potential activity of methanogens in anaerobic digesters with and without hydrogen addition. The goal is to estimate methane production and compare upgrading potential using a specific assay method. The study involves collecting material from reactors, incubating in specific gas mi
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Unconventional Gas Extraction: Balancing Industry and Environmental Concerns
Study the implications of unconventional gas extraction on health, quality of life, and the global energy context. Explore the impacts of technologies like shale gas fracking and coal bed methane on climate change, energy supplies, and economic sustainability. Consider the risks posed by water-inten
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Study on Methane Consumption in Forest Soil Across Stand Ages
The study investigates the impact of stand age on methane consumption in forest soil using a chronosequence of sessile oak stands. Findings show that methane consumption varies with air-filled porosity and mineral nitrogen rather than stand age. Spatial variability in methane consumption is linked t
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Decarbonising NRW's Supply Chain Emissions: Progress and Challenges
Dr. Anna Jones and her team are spearheading efforts in Wales to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, with a focus on decarbonising NRW's supply chain and the public sector. The Welsh public sector aims to collectively reach net zero by 2030, with a strong emphasis on reporting and reducing emissions
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Corporate Energy Disclosure Requirements and Methodology
Corporations making energy disclosures on a college website by March 31st, 2021, must include annual UK energy use data, greenhouse gas emissions, methodology used, energy efficiency measures, and emissions intensity ratios. The disclosure covers Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, business travel, and met
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Overview of Air Emissions and Quality Assessment in Shale Gas Development
The presentation discusses the estimation of air emissions from shale gas development and production in North Carolina, highlighting the importance of analyzing emissions from oil and gas activities and associated truck traffic. The process involves building emissions inventory, photochemical modeli
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AFLEET Tool for Examining Emissions and Costs of Alternative Fuel Vehicles
AFLEET is a tool developed by Argonne National Laboratory to analyze the emissions and costs of alternative fuel vehicles. It provides insights into the benefits of using different fuel technologies and helps in decision-making for vehicle fleet management. The tool includes calculations for emissio
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions Management in Warehouse Operations
The SQAS Assessor accreditation training in April 2022 focused on measuring and reducing greenhouse gas emissions in warehouse operations. The content covers emission questions, scope of emissions, energy consumption examples, disaggregation of emissions, emission intensity calculation, and strategi
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Energy Community Revitalization Program (ECRP) & Infrastructure/Jobs Act Bill Overview
The Energy Community Revitalization Program (ECRP) focuses on funding abandoned mines through federal cleanup programs, state grants, tribal grants, and the Infrastructure and Jobs Act Bill. Funding allocations for orphaned wells, federal grants, and state grants are detailed for FY22. Steps involve
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Coal Bed Methane Development: Potential, Challenges, and Environment
Explore the potential and concerns surrounding coal bed methane (CBM) in Colombia, discussing the gas content, economic viability, technological challenges, environmental impacts, and development coordination.
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The Cost of Cattle Emissions and Climate Change Impact
Cows are major sources of methane emissions, leading to carbon footprint issues and climate change. Scientists are studying ways to reduce these emissions, as governments consider fees on cattle farmers for cows' burps. The cost implications, from AC bills to failed crops, highlight the urgent need
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Potential Reduction of GHG Emissions by Working at Home
This analysis explores the impact of increased remote work on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, particularly in the context of the COVID-19 lockdown. By examining workforce data, commuting patterns, and emission statistics in California, the study aims to quantify the potential decrease in GHG emis
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Strategies for Oil and Gas Emission Reduction in Colorado
Garry Kaufman, Deputy Director of the Colorado Air Pollution Control Division, outlines efforts to reduce air pollution from oil and gas emissions, focusing on past initiatives, ozone standards, and methane reduction strategies. The historical context sheds light on the evolution of regulations and
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Exploring Methane Ice Worms: Deep-Sea Ecosystem Wonders
Discover the unique methane ice worms found in the depths of the Gulf of Mexico, living on methane hydrates in a mysterious ecosystem role. These eyeless worms raise questions about their energy source and survival strategies, intriguing scientists with their unusual habitat and behavior.
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Modeling the Impact of Oil and Gas Emissions on Ozone in New Mexico
Tammy M. Thompson, a Senior Air Quality Scientist at the Environmental Defense Fund, discusses the modeling of ozone from oil and gas production emissions in New Mexico. The analysis focuses on areas with high ozone concentrations and their overlap with oil and gas regions, highlighting the sensitiv
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Understanding Emissions Inventory for Air Quality Management
Emissions inventory plays a crucial role in monitoring air pollutant discharges and assessing air quality. This article discusses the purpose of emissions inventory, distinguishing between actual and permitted emissions, and provides guidelines for preparing and reporting minor source emissions inve
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Free Radical Substitution Mechanism in Methane Chlorination
Explore the detailed steps of the free radical substitution mechanism in the chlorination of methane, including chain initiation, propagation, and termination. Learn about the role of common molecules like O2 in slowing or stopping the reaction and discover how radical-radical recombination reaction
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California Utility Employees Presentation on Methane Emission Reduction Strategies
The Coalition of California Utility Employees presented strategies for the reduction of methane emissions, focusing on technologically feasible and cost-effective measures to prevent leaks and repair leaking components promptly. The rules and procedures adopted aim to address safety requirements and
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Demand Analysis Working Group: Tailpipe and Grid Emissions Calculations Overview
This report discusses the methodology for calculating tailpipe emissions using vehicle stock and VMT data, along with grid emissions from charging PEVs. Challenges include differences in vehicle classifications and lack of trip forecast calculations. Mapping LDVs from CEC classes to EMFAC classes wa
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Monitoring Unexpected Emissions of Controlled Substances for Ozone Protection
The atmospheric science community plays a crucial role in identifying, quantifying, and communicating unexpected emissions of controlled substances to support the goals of minimizing future ozone depletion and upholding the Montreal Protocol. By comparing observation-based estimates of global emissi
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Managing Farmland Nitrogen Emissions: Strategies and Research Updates
Soils play a crucial role in greenhouse gas emissions and carbon sequestration. Karl Richards, Head of Soils, Environment & Land-Use Department at Teagasc, discusses the importance of managing farmland nitrogen emissions through various practices. Research focuses on reducing emissions and enhancing
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Rice GHG Emissions under Varied Nitrogen, Variety, and Water Management Study in Arkansas
Detailed study on rice greenhouse gas emissions under varied nitrogen, variety, and water management treatments, focusing on nitrogen fertility, crop varieties, and water usage impact on methane and nitrous oxide emissions. Research examines optimal nitrogen rates for reduced global warming potentia
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Understanding Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Fossil Fuel Burning
Fossil fuel burning, particularly from coal and hydrocarbons, is a significant source of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, a greenhouse gas linked to global warming and climate change. This process results in the release of various byproducts into the atmosphere, including sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxi
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The Impact of Diet on the Environment: Is Your Diet Destroying the Earth?
People choose vegetarianism for various reasons including ethics, health, and environmental concerns. Studies show that meat consumption significantly impacts the environment through resource depletion and greenhouse gas emissions. Modifying diets to focus more on plant-based foods can lead to more
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Blue Hydrogen Market Development Key Players and Projections to $29.4 Billion by 2030
Blue Hydrogen Market by Generation Process (Steam Methane Reforming, Autothermal Reforming), Energy Source (Coal, Methane), Application (Fueling, Feedstock), End User (Transportation, Chemical Production), and Geography - Global Forecast to 2030\n
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Blue Hydrogen Market Insights Projected Growth to $29.4 Billion by 2030
Blue Hydrogen Market by Generation Process (Steam Methane Reforming, Autothermal Reforming), Energy Source (Coal, Methane), Application (Fueling, Feedstock), End User (Transportation, Chemical Production), and Geography - Global Forecast to 2030\n
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