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The Carbon Brief Profile: Democratic Republic of the Congo - Vimarsana News

The Carbon Brief Profile: Democratic Republic of the Congo

Due to land use change, the Democratic Republic of the Congo is the largest source of emissions in Africa

The Carbon Brief Profile: China - Vimarsana News

The Carbon Brief Profile: China

China has the worlds's largest greenhouse gas emissions.

'Global Shield': Better late than never? - Vimarsana News

'Global Shield': Better late than never?

At least $200 million committed under Global Shield

The geographic disparity of historical greenhouse emissions and projected climate change - Vimarsana News

The geographic disparity of historical greenhouse emissions and projected climate change

Abstract One challenge in climate change communication is that the causes and impacts of global warming are unrelated at local spatial scales. Using high-resolution datasets of historical anthropogenic greenhouse emissions and an ensemble of 21st century surface temperature projections, we developed a spatially explicit index of local climate disparity. This index identifies positive (low emissions, large temperature shifts) and negative disparity regions (high emissions, small temperature shifts), with global coverage. Across all climate change projections we analyzed, 99% of the earth’s s...

China's carbon neutral goal: Shanghai emissions contracts to start trading in July, using market prices to drive towards target - Vimarsana News

China's carbon neutral goal: Shanghai emissions contracts to start trading in July, using market prices to drive towards target

1214c3fa-dfa3-11eb-9efd-49da69ae692d_image_hires_131222 China will begin trading carbon emissions contracts later this month after eight years of trials, as the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases kicks off the crucial market-based mechanism to put the nation on track to meet its 2060 carbon neutral goal. Leading the charge on the Shanghai Environment and Energy Exchange will be power plants and electricity generators – estimated to be responsible for 40 per cent of China’s carbon dioxide emissions – before seven other carbon-intensive industries join in the mandatory trading,...