By Kathleen Ronaine – Associated Press SACRAMENTO, California (AP) – Heat waves and droughts underscore the urgent need for California oil use and the elimination of planetary emissions, a senior government official said Thursday as the state discusses new plans to move forward. “I think every California citizen now knows that we are living in … Read more
By Peter PRENGAMAN – Associated Press DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) – As government officials, corporate leaders and other experts at the World Economic Forum struggle to cope with climate change and its aftermath, a central question is being asked: How can oil and gas companies be involved? . The transition to low carbon fuels? At various … Read more
BOSTON (AP) – The Massachusetts Senate on Thursday unveiled a comprehensive climate legislation designed to help the state achieve its 2050 net zero greenhouse gas emissions target. The bill sets out a number of strategies, from loan support to emerging energy technologies such as nuclear fusion, network geothermal and deep geothermal energy, agriculture and orchards. … Read more
By James Brooks – Associated Press LULEA, Sweden (APA) – Hundreds of years of explosive furnaces – fed on coal – have created metal for cars, railroads, bridges and skyscrapers. But charcoal smoke is a major source of carbon dioxide, which contributes to climate change. According to the World Steel Association, every metric ton of … Read more
Washington, DC, March 23, 2022 (Globe News) – Dtf Technology Forum (DTF) welcomes standardization. A non-profit organization is committed to raising awareness of the current and future role of diesel engines, equipment and fuels. Forum members are leaders in advanced diesel technology, emissions control and petroleum and renewable biofuels. Stanadyne in the construction, agriculture, power … Read more