Over two-thirds of transport emissions fall outside the scope of the Netherlands’ climate goals – namely those from international aviation and maritime transport. Since 2010, greenhouse gas emissions ...

Decarbonising shipping will be a vital step towards reducing the climate impact of global ... greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from ships and has set out mid- and long-term goals to achieve the ...

Science, equity and climate justice demand that the United States immediately begin reducing aviation greenhouse gas emissions to achieve a zero-emissions aviation sector by 2050. Greenhouse gas ...

A country's NDC outlines how it plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to help meet the global ... industry, agriculture, transport and more – must act to reduce emissions and adapt to the ...

The U.S. transportation sector is responsible for about a third of our country’s climate-damaging emissions. In California transportation is the leading source of greenhouse gas pollution, accounting ...

The deadline for countries to establish new greenhouse gas ... Industry proposed a new plan to reduce carbon emissions. However, this initiative falls short of making a significant impact on ...

The hope that lowering emissions from countries and large fossil fuel companies could stop the growth in greenhouse gases has ...

A country’s NDC, or climate goal, outlines how it plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to help meet the global goal of limiting temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius since pre-industrial ...

Ongoing temperature recordings using thermometers have shown a clear warming of the Earth's temperature over the past few decades. By using this data, scientists have found that the Earth’s ...

In 2023, the digital industry generated 3.4% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions ... to keep global warming below +1.5 degrees Celsius, as set out in the Paris Agreement on climate change.

Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas (GHG), coming in ... and the energy sector is responsible for more than a third of global methane emissions from human activity. Julian Schwartzkopff (JS ...