methane emissions
By Joseph Baker on November 10, 2010
Tags: carbon footprint, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, fossil fuel industry, greenhouse gas emissions, methane emissions, natural gas industry, Petorleum greenhouse gas emissions
As part of the mandatory reporting program, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has established greenhouse gas emissions reporting requirements for both the petroleum and natural gas industries.
By Harry Tournemille on June 30, 2010
Tags: carbon dioxide emissions, Clean Air Act, Coal Mine Pollution, emissions reduction, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, greenhouse gas emissions, Industrial Waste Landfills, Magnesium Production, Mandatory Emissions Reporting, methane emissions, Sulfur hexafluoride, Waterwater Treatment, Bush, pdf, U.S Environmental Protection Agency, wastewater treatment
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is on the cusp of finalizing details to add four major industry sources to its mandatory emissions reporting program [pdf].
By Nathanael Baker on February 19, 2010
Tags: buffalo, carbon dioxide emissions, cow, FAO, farming, farming techniques, fart tax, Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations, greenhouse gas emission reduction, greenhouse gas emissions, livestock, methane emission tax, methane emissions, methane gas, pig, report, study, United Nations
A new report from the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) has calculated livestock produce 6% of annual global greenhouse gas emissions; one measure the UN recommends to reduce this number is to issue a methane emissions tax.
By Jeanne Roberts on June 30, 2009
Tags: Fuji, Methane Credit, Terra Verde Group, carbon emissions, Fujifilm, landfill, methane, Methane Credit, methane emissions, natural gas, South Carolina, United States, electricity, imaging, medical imaging, printing, South Carolina, U.S Environmental Protection Agency
What is 21 times more powerful than carbon dioxide for trapping atmospheric heat?
