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Just how climate-friendly are timber buildings? It's complicated - Vimarsana News

Just how climate-friendly are timber buildings? It's complicated

The wood components are strong enough to hold up an office tower or apartment block, and building with them is thought to emit much less CO2 than using standard materials.

Just how climate-friendly are timber buildings? It's complicated. - Vimarsana News

Just how climate-friendly are timber buildings? It's complicated.

The number of people living in urban areas around the world will swell by upwards of 2 billion over the next three decades.

Why scientists say Canada's logging industry produces far more emissions than tallied - Vimarsana News

Why scientists say Canada's logging industry produces far more emissions than tallied

Canada's forestry sector is responsible for far more greenhouse gas emissions than show up in official tallies, a new study suggests, underscoring concerns about how a lack of industry oversight is getting in the way of the country's climate goals.

Source: cbc.ca
Is climate-friendly flying possible? The Biden administration is making a big bet that it is - Vimarsana News

Is climate-friendly flying possible? The Biden administration is making a big bet that it is

Billions of dollars in new tax credits aim to cut jet emissions – but environmental groups and some scientists expressed reservations about the plan.

Building things with wood may not be as climate-friendly as thought - Vimarsana News

Building things with wood may not be as climate-friendly as thought

Wood is a versatile construction material that could be used to replace carbon-intensive steel and concrete in construction, however the emissions involved may have been underestimated