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- How ‘insetting’ helps food companies cut Scope 3 emissions red tapeNutrient, Mars and General Mills are among those involved in value-chain interventions, but accounting details still need clarifying. The post How ‘insetting’ helps food companies cut Scope 3 emissions red tape appeared first on Trellis.
- Natural gas is making a comeback. Here’s what to do about itDemand from data centers, AI and cryptocurrency is fueling the fastest growth in U.S. natural gas capacity in decades. The post Natural gas is making a comeback. Here’s what to do about it appeared first on Trellis.
- Trump era chaos: A timeline of government climate moves since Jan. 20Our semi-regular, mostly comprehensive accounting of federal mandates — and their consequences. The post Trump era chaos: A timeline of government climate moves since Jan. 20 appeared first on Trellis.
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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Is an Electric Car Really Greener than Gas?
Electric cars are nothing new. They were invented, and in use in the early 20th century. Now, they are being touted as the answer to the pollution caused by their gasoline powered brothers. Granted, there are no emissions from an electric vehicle, but does that fact alone make it the green transportation choice?
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