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L’Oreal achieves carbon-neutrality across US operations

Renewable Energy World

French-headquartered beauty products company L’Oreal has reached carbon neutrality for scopes 1 and 2 emissions across its facilities in the US. The milestone has been achieved four years ahead of schedule and is in line with the group’s strategy to achieve carbon-neutrality across its global facilities by 2025 and net-zero emissions by 2050.

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How Propane Can Help Transition To A Low-Carbon Future

R-Squared Energy

The world is transitioning to a low-carbon future. In fact, in the last decade, no country has seen its carbon dioxide emissions decline more than the United States. NATURAL GAS DRIVES CARBON EMISSIONS LOWER. natural gas production between 2005 and 2020. How could propane help with the move to a low-carbon future?

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Oil Lobby Claims More Production Won’t Raise Emissions, But Ignores Crucial Data

DeSmogBlog

“The oil sands are the biggest driver of new production and emissions growth, with emissions rising 137% since 2005.” By contrast, oil sands production accounted for 85 Mt of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2021, an increase from 56 Mt in 2011, and the highest level of emissions yet recorded.

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Rethinking Future Investments in Natural Gas Infrastructure

GreenTechMedia

cannot afford to lock in future carbon emissions by investing in gas or other fossil fuel infrastructure. Recent growth in carbon emissions from the electricity grid and buildings has been driven mainly by tens of billions of dollars in gas infrastructure investment over the past decade. Nonetheless, the rush to gas continues.

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Biden climate plans would cut emissions by 1 billion tons, study finds

Renewable Energy World

In August, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer told colleagues in a letter that President Biden's goal of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 50% compared to 2005 levels is within reach, in large part due to the proposed CEEP. Analysis of the program found that it would create nearly 8 million jobs by 2031.

Policy 101
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Why States Need to Ban New Gas Hookups in Buildings (in 5 Charts)

GreenTechMedia

electric sector reduced its carbon emissions by 26 percent from 2005 to 2018. Thanks to the rapid decline of coal generation and the growth of wind and solar power, the electric grid is quickly getting cleaner. As a result, the U.S. Building-sector emissions, on the other hand, remain largely unchanged despite energy efficiency gains.

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Global Briefing: California unveils 'world first' net zero strategy

Business Green

California's new decarbonisation plan, Austria's windfall tax, and global methane reduction efforts. No economy in the world, much less the soon-to-be fourth largest, has put forth such a comprehensive roadmap to reach carbon neutrality. California Air Resources Board publishes sweeping net zero strategy.