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Erin Tullos:

Inside Carbon: A time to measure, a time to reduce

Previously we discussed the fact that two facilities, sitting side by side, could have identical paper emissions, while one may be a tightened up facility and the other pumps methane into the air....

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Inside Carbon: Understanding the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) bill — which recently passed the U.S. Senate and was signed into law by U.S. President Joe Biden — likely does not elicit the same feelings as an individual...

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Inside Carbon: Balancing the scales for methane emissions

Natural gas is a relatively clean burning fossil fuel — relative to coal, that is. Then we figured out that natural gas could warm the planet as much as coal in the short term, due to methane leaks...

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Inside Carbon: 5 questions you should ask about certified gas initiatives

In a world with an ever-growing and tangled web of options to clean up (or green up) natural gas, it’s no wonder that many industry executives are not sure which initiatives will leave them on the...

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Inside Carbon: Reduction of actual emissions over paper emissions

A 2020 article on Refining National Greenhouse Gas Inventories opened with, “The importance of greenhouse gas inventories cannot be overstated.” The argument: these inventories inform national...

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