Category: Climate
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How Tourism Footprints Add Up Across Accommodation, Transport, Food and Activities
Tourism emissions come from several parts of a trip, not just flights or hotels. This article explains how accommodation, transport, food and activities contribute to a travel footprint and how to think about the biggest levers for reduction without relying on vague claims.
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Measuring Climate Impact in Impact Investing
This article explains which measurable outcomes matter when climate goals are part of an impact investing strategy. You will learn how to distinguish outcome types, choose metrics that are decision useful, and avoid reporting that looks precise but does not show real climate progress.
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How electricity grid carbon intensity changes as the energy mix shifts
This article explains what grid carbon intensity measures, why it moves over time and space, how to measure average and marginal emissions, and practical ways organizations can use that information to reduce operational emissions reliably.
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Carbon removal explained: direct air capture, biochar and enhanced weathering
This article explains how three widely discussed carbon removal approaches work, what determines permanence and scalability, and the practical criteria policymakers, businesses and project developers should use to evaluate them.
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Lifestyle emissions and the hidden impact of everyday habits
This article explains how routine choices produce often overlooked greenhouse gas emissions, shows a practical method to map and measure hidden sources in daily life, and gives clear, evidence aligned steps to reduce the climate cost of ordinary habits.
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Prioritizing Lifestyle Emissions: A Practical Guide to Cutting the Climate Impact of Everyday Habits
You will learn how to identify which everyday activities produce the largest greenhouse gas emissions, how to measure and compare options, and a clear decision framework to prioritize actions that deliver the biggest, fastest climate benefits for the effort and cost involved.
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Everyday lifestyle emissions and the hidden impact of daily habits
This article explains how ordinary routines create often overlooked greenhouse gas emissions, shows where hidden sources commonly appear, and gives practical, evidence aligned steps you can take to measure and reduce the climate cost of daily life.
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How the Electricity Grids Energy Mix Drives Carbon Emissions
An evidence-focused exploration of how the composition of power systems determines CO2 output, why averages can be misleading, and what companies and individuals can do to align electricity use with genuinely lower-carbon power.
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The Carbon Cost of Video, Music and Gaming
Streaming entertainment and interactive play are central to modern life, but they carry a measurable climate footprint. This research-style article explains how video, audio and gaming create emissions across infrastructure and devices, why resolution and usage patterns matter, and practical actions both platforms and users can take to shrink the climate impact of digital entertainment.