Cut CO2 emissions 43% to keep 1.5 alive say IPCC
by Felix von Geyer Global CO2 emissions must peak by 2025 and be slashed by forty-three per cent by 2030, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate […]
International Energy Agency mandate expanded to include critical minerals
by Felix von Geyer The rush to transition away from Russian oil and gas in the wake of Vladimir Putin’s assault on Ukraine, fuelled member […]
Biodiversity needs ‘transformative’ change
by Felix von Geyer, Montréal Ambitious action co-ordinated across locations are required to effect enough transformative change to stop biodiversity loss and put biodiversity on […]
Is the UK government preparing to serve the world a bullshit burger –
how all-dressed could it be? Felix von Geyer – Glasgow As a new unbracketed text awaits to be served, its nutritional value remains to be […]
China’s call for global carbon market is a real opportunity to tackle climate change
Felix von Geyer – Glasgow No hard targets from China to 2030, no flicker of any federal carbon pricing from the United States, the Co-operation […]
Scientists Cry out for UN Cryosphere Dialogue
Felix Von Geyer – Glasgow The UN climate process needs to address the urgency of the earth’s snow and ice regions, cryosphere scientists said in […]
Climate of ambition delivers Glasgow kiss to countries over Article 6
Felix von Geyer – Glasgow Article 6.4 of the Paris Agreement may now be left to the Voluntary Carbon Markets, it was rumoured last night […]
Glasgow Climate talks offer Rainbow of Hope over Article 6
Felix von Geyer – Glasgow Negotiations on Article 6 of the Paris Accord show signs of cautious optimism that agreement can be reached according to […]
IEA – Net Zero Electricity Sector in sight by 2035 …if investment triples
by Felix von Geyer “The glass is still eighty per cent empty,” Laura Cozzi declared in discussing the attempt by G7 countries in achieving their 2030 […]
Global greenhouse gas emissions rebound to record levels despite pandemic
by Felix von Geyer Carbon dioxide emissions were two per cent higher in December 2020 than they were for the corresponding period a year earlier, […]