Six Scientist Rebellion Norway scientist-activists protested today at Vaernes... Airport, Trondheim against the carbon emissions produced by the world's wealthiest. Just 1% of the global population is responsible for 50% of air travel emissions. #BanPrivateJets #TaxFrequentsFlyers #MakePollutersPayshow more

Mark Carney admitted 2 years ago at the WEF:... Half of the world’s emissions come from just 2 economies. Canada? We account for only 1.5% of global emissions. Let that sink in the next time they try to tax, shame, and cripple our industries in the name of “climate action.”show more

Carbon credits are a key component of national and... global attempts to mitigate the growth in concentrations of greenhouse gasses (GHGs). The basic idea behind carbon credits is to use market mechanisms to control emissions. Carbon credits can be bought and sold on carbon markets, and this trading helps to set a price on carbon. The carbon credit system was established under the Kyoto Protocol and is now a key component of many emissions trading schemes around the world. By putting a price on carbon, the system aims to encourage the transition to a low-carbon economy and help mitigate the impacts of climate change, effectively making it more expensive to pollute. #SaveSoilshow more

Coal is the single largest contributor of global warming.... By phasing out coal, we can reduce emissions, protect public health, and halt the progression of climate change. Today’s closure of the Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station, the last coal plant in the UK, is a monumental step for the UK to fulfill its commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and reaching net-zero by 2050.show more

"It's better for the climate to have supply here... at home, rather than shipping it here from half way around the world, with two, three, four times the amount of carbon emissions." Rishi Sunak accidentally explains why CPTPP is worse for the UK than trading more with the EU.show more

Introducing the halving model for $BRIDGE node operator rewards!... 50% of the total supply goes to node operator emissions to drive adoption and secure the network. Rewards follow a yearly halving schedule - inspired by Bitcoin’s proven emission model and optimized for today. Interoperability secured and powered by $BRIDGE.show more

BREAKING: The Israeli Air Force has started targeting judges... and prosecutors of the Islamic regime of Iran who have been responsible for the arrest, persecution, and execution of Iranian protesters and political prisoners. This is the first case: Judge Khosravani from the city of Lar, a prosecutor responsible for issuing arrest warrants against many political activists and protesters, was eliminated in a drone strike on his car. #OperationLionsRoar #OperationEpicFuryshow more

Today, the United States carried out a series of... strikes on airports in Iran. In the first photo, shared by a local journalist, a destroyed passenger plane is reportedly shown — possibly an Iran Air Airbus A319 — at Bushehr Airport. The video captures the aftermath of the strikes at Mehrabad Airport in Tehran. Military Summaryshow more

🚨 A $32B ESG tokenization initiative by Arx Veritas... and Blubird will prevent 394M tons of CO₂ — equal to 105x Iceland’s annual emissions. 🌍 Our CTO and Founder Vincent Gramoli is in Hong Kong today to attend the Carbon Neutrality Association Inaugural Ceremony, where this effort takes centre stage. Proud that the Redbelly Network provides the infrastructure powering this effort driving sustainable finance.show more

An F-16C “Fighting Falcon” with the Polish Air Force’s... Tiger Demo Team crashed earlier today during a rehearsal for this weekend’s Radom Air Show, killing the pilot of the aircraft, Major Maciej “SLAB” Krakowian. The Radom Air Show, which takes place biannually at Sadków Airport in Eastern Poland, has been canceled because of the tragedy, with a memorial for Major Krakowian being planned for this weekend by the Polish Air Force.show more

China is the global leader in floating photovoltaics (FPV),... accounting for over 50% of the world's installed capacity. By transforming reservoirs and flooded mining sites into energy hubs, these projects address both water scarcity and clean energy needs.show more

🚨🇨🇳China fires up world's first supercritical CO₂ waste heat... power plant The power station in the south-west Chinese province of Guizhou generates electricity from hot industrial exhaust gases, using carbon dioxide instead of steam. 🔸 The plant has 30 megawatt capacity in two 15 MW units – the world's largest and most advanced supercritical CO₂ plant 🔸 It converts steel plant exhaust heat into power 🔸 It uses CO₂ in the unusual ‘supercritical’ state in between liquid and gas, with no surface tension 🔸 The technology was adapted from nuclear power plants The plant is a breakthrough for heavy industry to cut emissions in the fight against climate change.show more

"Bengaluru is not only famous for its road traffic... congestion, but today even the runway at Bengaluru Airport experienced a similar situation. A significant number of aircraft were seen queued up, waiting for their turn to take off, creating a rare 'traffic jam' in the airport runway. This unusual sight highlights the increasing air traffic and the bustling activity at Bengaluru Airport, reflecting the city’s rapid growth and its status as a major travel hub. #bangalore #bengaluru #bial BLR Airport ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ಸಂಚಾರ ಪೊಲೀಸ್ BengaluruTrafficPolice S. Lalitha ChristinMathewPhilipshow more

Traffic from Reagan National Airport is backed way up... onto Rt. 1 as we are in one of the busiest periods of the busiest air travel day for Thanksgiving. I took my own reporter advice & dropped someone off at Crystal City Metro- riding one stop was his only way to make his flight.show more

Elon Musk and Joe Rogan discussed animal agriculture in... the latest episode of podcast The Joe Rogan Experience, with both of them making a number of inaccurate claims about meat’s impact on the planet. Raising animals, particularly cows, for meat has the biggest impact on the climate and the environment of all foods. Animal agriculture contributes at least 16.5 percent of total global emissions. The reason that ruminant animals like cows are so bad for the climate is that they produce methane, a potent greenhouse gas with up to 80 times the warming potential of carbon dioxide in its first 20 years in the atmosphere. In addition, the vast amount of land used to graze animals or grow food to feed them — 80 percent of all agricultural land — could otherwise be absorbing carbon if it were returned to nature. Read more on the PBN website.show more

Being Black is a curse in India!! At a... Promotional Event of Tarak Mehta Ka Ulta Chasma, Scientist Iyer was standing for pictures, Suddenly Babita Ji appears on the stage. Paparazzi requested Babita Ji to stand close to Iyer. Just check the reaction of Iyer and Babita... I feel bad for Iyer 💔💔show more

Today has been an Air-Emergency - ridiculous levels of... deadly PM 2.5 circulating across North India. This imagery was shared by NASA scientist Hiren Jethva, among the foremost researchers studying aerosol activity in the atmosphere. This shows catastrophic levels of smoke pollution across North India & Pakistan, including what Hiren says is a late-afternoon burst of smog clouds in Punjab - this is the same pattern observed last year. Imagery from the GEO-KOMPSAT 2A satellite using the AMI sensor. Hiren Jethvashow more

The most original MkII in existence just sold for... $12,375,000 at Mecum Kissimmee. The car is 1 of only 3 factory lightweight examples produced and just claimed a top spot at the auction. View full vehicle details: See full details at #Mecum #MecumAuctions #WhereTheCarsAreshow more

BREAKING: Satellite images taken today (It is not posted... here) indicate that the IRGC Aerospace Force has successfully destroyed another component of a U.S. Army Patriot PAC-3 air defense system deployed at Erbil International Airport. The fire observed at the airport was caused by the destruction of one or more launchers belonging to the system at 36°15'01.52"N 43°57'52.94"E. A few days earlier, another Patriot PAC-3 launcher at the airport was also destroyed. It is believed that both attacks were carried out using Shahed-136 one-way attack drones launched by the IRGC Aerospace Force. One of these drones was also shot down over Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, earlier today. #OperationEpicFuryshow more