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[Sep 26-Oct 2’22] Carbon emissions ➡️ Carbon pollution
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[Sep 26-Oct 2’22] Carbon emissions ➡️ Carbon pollution

177 countries late with UN climate plans, the Clean Energy Acceleration, more methane emissions unaccounted for.

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Welcome to this week’s edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉

References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6].


‼️News you can’t miss

Here’s one important scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item.

🙀 Only 23 out of 200 countries submitted updated climate plans to the UN in time.

😻 Post-Ukraine: The Great Clean Energy Acceleration

😼 Carbon emissions = carbon pollution

💩 The fossil fuel industry’s emissions of methane is even larger than their already misreported numbers


📰 The 7 Grand Challenges

⚡️Decarbonize Electricity

Clean electricity is the one do-or-die challenge we must solve.

[#war] — Here’s an uplifting post about what the war in Ukraine might mean for the in clean energy. According to the post there’s now an additional big argument, although mainly in Europe, to get off fossil fuels and that is stop funding Russia’s war. While that does seem to be true it kind of leaves the whole part about what to do about Russia’s carbon emissions in the dark..

[#energytransition] — BloombergNEF released a report on changes in source of power generation for the past 10 years. 2021 was a year with a big coal come back. Out of the total newly installed capacity in 2021 of roughly 1500TWh, 750 of these were coal. On the positive side renewables also had a good year.

[#germannuclear] — Germany is scrambling to find enough energy for the winter and one good thing about that is that they have decided to delay their otherwise planned exit from nuclear power. 2 nuclear power plants got their lives extended because of this.

🏘 Reduce impact of urban and rural areas

Lowering the impact of urban and rural areas.

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