Aaron Clark
Energy Editor at Bloomberg News
Bringing climate transparency to markets @business and @climate. Views my own. Track the world's methane polluters here: https://t.co/xA3Pf1z4Ur
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bloomberg.com | Aaron Clark
Australia’s biggest polluters are making only marginal cuts to emissions, indicating Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s climate reforms may be failing to lower the nation’s carbon footprint without a heavy reliance on credits. The more than 200 facilities covered under the Safeguard Mechanism reported a fall in emissions of 1.9% to 136 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalent for the year through June 2024, according to data released Tuesday.
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news.bloombergtax.com | Aaron Clark
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Aaron Clark
The US Environmental Protection Agency plans to scale back standards that compel major polluters, including power plants and industrial facilities, to collect and report data on greenhouse gas emissions, ProPublica reported. A move to reduce the scope of the EPA’s long-standing Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program would complicate the task of tracking the climate impact of about 8,000 sites, which accounted for direct emissions totaling roughly of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2023.
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bloomberg.com | Aaron Clark
(Bloomberg) -- The US Environmental Protection Agency plans to scale back standards that compel major polluters, including power plants and industrial facilities, to collect and report data on greenhouse gas emissions, ProPublica reported.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Aaron Clark
Emissions generated from the production of semiconductors that underpin AI services grew more than fourfold in 2024, according to a Greenpeace analysis of company and publicly available data. Nvidia Corp. and Microsoft Corp. rely on chipmakers like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., SK Hynix Inc., Samsung Electronics Co. and Micron Technology Inc. for the graphic processing units and memory that support artificial intelligence.
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