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Greenhouse Gas Monitoring Mechanism to Reduce Heat-Trapping Gases
In a landmark decision, hundred and ninety-three countries unanimously approved the creation of a global greenhouse gas monitoring mechanism to support urgent action to reduce heat-trapping gases. The landmark decision comes as part of the World Meteorological Congress.
Greenhouse Gas Levels Hit New highs
In another ominous climate change warning, atmospheric levels of three main greenhouse gases - carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide reached new...
Greenhouse Gas Concentrations, Sea Level Rise Hits Record High
Greenhouse gas concentrations, global sea levels and ocean heat content hit new highs in 2021, which showed that climate change keeps surging...
Animal Health And Greenhouse Gas
Animal health is vital in helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but greater investment by countries is needed to evaluate the impact,...
Greenhouse; Big Commitments Needed For Achieving Goal
Some countries such as the United States have set a goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 50 per cent...
Food Supply Chain Adds More to Greenhouse Gas
Food processing, packaging, transport, household consumption and waste disposal are likely to top the greenhouse gas emitters list, said a new study by the...
High Time Asia pacific Region Reduce Greenhouse Gas
Economies in the Asia-Pacific region need to urgently reduce greenhouse gas emissions, including to maintain their trade competitiveness as carbon taxes at borders threaten to rise, according to a new United...
Rich Americans produce 25 per cent more greenhouse gas than the poor
Among Americans, the rich produce about 25 per cent more heat trapping gases than the poor people at home. This was revealed by a...
Greenhouse gases at higher emission levels
The World Meteorological Organisation has revealed that Greenhouse gases have reached new record high, which could mean extreme water conditions, rise in temperature, rise...
Rising Temperatures Influence Migration
In a new study, researchers claimed that rising temperatures due to climate change influence human migration patterns.
The researchers from University College London published the findings in the open-access journal PLOS Climate.