Self-tutoring about Canadian policy towards managing climate change: the tutor mentions cap-and-trade. The following is according to my understanding. The cap-and-trade system for CO2 emissions allows a certain rate of CO2 emission per unit of activity as acceptable – that …
Self-tutoring about greenhouse gas emissions: the tutor mentions figures from the US. Part of modern living is driving. Yet, does it fit with a net-zero (emissions) mindset? In the US, transportation causes about 28% of greenhouse gas emissions. Of that, …
Environment: what percent of greenhouse gas emissions come from cars? Read more →
Self-tutoring about energy and the environment: the tutor mentions CO2 emissions. Some people suspect 2024 may have been the peak year for CO2 emissions, and that by 2050, CO2 emissions may be half what they are now. However, it seems …
Energy, environment: 2024: year of peak carbon dioxide emissions? Read more →
Self-tutoring about energy consumption and results: the tutor compares the US and Canada for emissions. Apparently, as of 2022, Canada’s energy-related C02 emissions seem to be up by four percent since 2000, while the USA’s are down by 20%. Interesting, …
Self-tutoring about how political entities acquire their energy: the tutor looks at France. If you like low carbon emissions, you probably like France’s energy mix. It produces about 0.87% of global emissions, with a population of about 0.81% of the …