#pipelines News
There is debate over how far blended hydrogen can cut CO2 emissions, and many obstacles need addressing to make long-distance transport commercially viable.
Nearly 3,000 trees are to be felled during the construction of oil and gas pipelines in northeast India, in protected areas that are home to endangered species such as the western hoolock gibbon and white-winged duck.
Artificial groundwater recharge wells have shown early promise in Pakistan’s capital. Experts think they could help to replenish the city’s overstretched groundwater while managing urban flooding.
Policy & Finance
Climate activist Vanessa Nakate urges Africa to ditch fossil fuels
The Ugandan climate justice campaigner says more oil and gas will not solve energy poverty for Africans, calling for renewables as the 'cheapest, fastest' solution.
#pipelines Opinion
If unchecked, deep sea mining could impact fish stocks and Pacific Island communities along with it.
Stopping Jakarta sinking cannot happen overnight, but the city is finally taking the action needed to stop groundwater extraction.
This week’s United Nations 2023 Water Conference in New York, the first such gathering since 1977, is a unique opportunity to discuss water security and to tackle the crisis head-on.
Manufacturing
A world without waste: how gold mining is going green
One tonne of e-waste contains more gold than 17 tonnes of ore, making it a rich alternative to traditional mining. Recycling precious metals and minerals from used electronics can help make today's consumption patterns more environmentally sustainable.
Carbon & Climate
Where global warming's paper trail leads
Policy & Finance
Obama shouldn’t rewrite history on the Keystone XL oil pipeline
Energy
Dead cow walking?
#pipelines Videos
In the video, environmental law group ClientEarth compares the oil and gas giant's advertisements on its low-carbon investments to a burger chain claiming that they’re vegan because they’ve got salad on the menu.
