House Bill 3666 has recently been the subject of intense scrutiny in Oregon, as lawmakers aim to enforce stricter wildfire mitigation practices for utility companies. This new legislation seeks to strike a delicate balance between ensuring robust wildfire prevention measures and controlling the
In recent years, the focus on reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from LNG-fueled vessels has intensified significantly. Methane slip, the leakage of unburned methane during the fuel combustion process, poses a substantial challenge despite seemingly minor amounts involved. This issue is
Bryt Energy, the first renewable electricity supplier globally to receive the Silver Carbon Literate Organisation (CLO) accreditation, has etched its name in climate action history. Achieving this significant milestone, Bryt Energy underscores its profound commitment to broadening carbon literacy
California is making significant progress in environmental legislation with the introduction of Senate Bill 285, proposed by State Senator Josh Becker. This bill targets greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions disclosures, specifically enhancing the reporting of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) processes. As
Senate Bill 4, a proposed piece of legislation aimed at regulating large water withdrawals in Indiana, is set to advance from a key House committee amidst ongoing concerns surrounding the Limitless Exploration/Advanced Pace (LEAP) economic development project’s water needs. Authored by Sen. Eric
Saanich's district has observed a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, recording a 1.2 percent decrease over the past year despite the district's growing population. This improvement represents a cumulative 19 percent decline from 2007 baseline levels, which, when adjusted for
