USA will relax vehicle emissions regulations
Isbel Lazaro, February 22, 2024. The Biden administration has announced an update to emissions regulations for the automotive industry, offering a more flexible approach…
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Petrobras hires company for offshore CCS study
Isbel Lazaro, February 21, 2024. Brazilian state-owned oil company Petrobras has contracted Kanfa, a wholly owned subsidiary of Technip Energies, to conduct a CCS…
Researchers create “ecological magnet” that eliminates microplastics
Inspenet, February 17, 2024. A team of researchers from the University of Kentucky, USA, has developed an environmentally sustainable and eco-friendly magnet to combat…
The Great Renaissance Dam entered its final phase of filling
Inspenet, January 23, 2024. The Ethiopian government has reported that the final phase of filling the Grand Renaissance Dam has begun, marking the close…
They present an autonomous marine drone that collects garbage from rivers and oceans
Inspenet, January 13, 2024. A new company has introduced a technological solution to tackle plastic pollution in water bodies. This is the WasteShark, an…
Increasing the carbon tax would achieve zero emissions
Progressive carbon tax could drive significant emission reductions by 2050.
Revolutionary Method Eradicates Methane from the Atmosphere
Inspenet, January 6, 2024. Scientists at the University of Copenhagen used light and chlorine to eradicate methane gas present in the air at low…
The UK will charge a carbon tax on imports
Inspenet, January 5, 2024. The British Government announced plans to implement a carbon tax on imports of goods, which will come into force in…
Study revealed that the ocean absorbs more carbon than expected
Scientific study shows that carbon uptake by the oceans exceeds previous predictions, with significant implications for the climate fight.
Ancient methane escaping from melting glaciers could warm the planet
Inspenet, December 30, 2023. As Arctic glaciers melt, a recent study reveals that the release of methane gas trapped for millions of years under…