The question of how to control methane emissions has been seriously neglected, and the situation is deteriorating. Methane is eighty times worse…
Category: Policy
As nations consider reducing their industries’ CO2 emissions by imposing taxes or giving subsidies, they worry about cheap imports from countries that…
A radical problem needs a radical solution A debate on the future of our societies and the fight against global warming is…
Faced with ever more obvious signs of damaging climate change all around the world, a clear and effective way to reduce CO2…
The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) provide a framework to guide humanity from now through to socio-economic sustainability within the Earth’s planetary…
The BBC started this train of thought about a carbon currency recently with an article describing how the world’s wealthiest are at…
Compte Carbone is a French NGO that promotes carbon quota or rationing frameworks as the preferential climate policy over regulatory or taxation…
I talk to Robin Nicholson, who is an architect at Cullinan Studios, an architecture co-operative which has been designing innovative low carbon…
Chris Friedler is a UK environmental lobbyist with Decarbonise Now with an extensive working knowledge of the UK climate policy – if…
Personal Carbon Trading or PCT is a mechanism for increasing flexibility and efficiency in a carbon allowance or cap-and-trade scheme. It is…
The city of Lahti in Finland is running an experimental personal carbon trading scheme, with voluntary carbon rationing or quotas helping citizens…
Had the chance of talking on ABC Australia radio about carbon footprints and carbon rationing on the Future Tense programme, along with…
This is the submission we made to the UK Dept of BEIS in response to their call for proposals to be considered…
Photo by Jack Bassingthwaighte on Unsplash The unprecedented Australian bushfires in 2020 followed the lost 2019 ‘Unloseable Climate Election’ As we enter…
Our personal CO2 emissions might be produced anywhere in the world, with the modern world’s globalised supply chains. Contraction and Convergence (of…