Carbon Footprint

U.S. Freezes New Oil And Gas Projects Amid GOP Suit Over Social Cost Of Emissions

The Biden administration has been updating a metric that sets a dollar figure per ton of carbon emissions in an effort to better consider climate change.
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Poll: Most People Don’t Realize Their Homes Spew Lots Of Carbon, But They Love The Fixes

As climate change increasingly becomes a literal kitchen table issue, a new survey suggests that programs to electrify homes would be popular.
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Court In Netherlands Orders Royal Dutch Shell To Cut Carbon Emissions

The ruling could set a precedent for similar cases against polluting multinationals around the world.
By Mike Corder, AP

John Kerry’s Climate Warning: 'Even If We Get To Net Zero, We Need Carbon Removal'

The little-noticed remark came during a finance session of President Biden's big Earth Day climate summit.
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How To Lower Your Carbon Footprint With The Foods You Eat (And Don't Eat)

Meat, dairy, almond milk... how much of a difference can we make if we cut back on ingredients that aren't eco-friendly?
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India Demands Rich Nations Like U.S. Clean Up Climate Mess, Signaling A Shift

It’s time for developed countries responsible for most of the carbon in the air to not just cut emissions but remove them, India’s energy minister said.
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The World Finally Started Cutting Climate Pollution. Now It Needs To Multiply That By 10.

New research shows that climate regulations work — but more countries need to get on board.
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How SUVs Won The Pandemic

A new report reveals the startling impact of America's favorite car.
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The UK's CO2 Emissions Dropped To A Hundred-Year Low During Lockdown

The nation last saw similar levels of emissions in the 1920s, scientists have revealed.
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FROM HUFFPOST U.K.

Online vs. In-Store Shopping: The Eco-Friendly Choice Isn't Always Obvious

But one thing is clear. Next-day delivery is the most carbon-intensive option.
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