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More than 2°C of Committed Warming
According to the report just published by Nanjing University, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and Texas A&M University, there is already enough greenhouse gas in the atmosphere to have driven radiative forcing to (today’s) level, and that is sufficient to ultimately warm our planet’s average surface temperature to a “most likely value of +2.3 degrees C (4.1 degrees F) above pre-industrial levels.
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Case Study: Cloud Infra another threat for environment
the growth of cloud infrastructure has led to an increase in carbon emissions. While the benefits of cloud services are undeniable, it is important to take steps to reduce the environmental impact of cloud infrastructure.
Economic Challenges that Companies Faces for Carbon Reporting | Potential Solutions to solve these challenges
Carbon reporting by companies is an important tool for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and mitigating the effects of climate change. Read more to learn about the challenges & potential solutions to promote & position carbon reportings.
Is nuclear essential to achieving our climate goals?
The world has turned its back on nuclear energy. I think the reasons are more emotional than based on an understanding of the pros and cons of nuclear power. I understand the expense, development time drawbacks, and waste concerns with..
Guest Feature: Is The Energy Debate Really About Energy? | Grid Brief
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