The Carbon Institute has published scoping studies and executive summaries for building academic programs in Terrestrial Carbon Accounting (TCA) in both China and Indonesia. These scoping studies include gaps assessments, …
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L’Institut de la Gestion des GES (GHG Management Institute) est fier d’annoncer la traduction française de tous les six cours sur les lignes directrices 2006 du GIEC. Ensemble, ces cours …
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I have been working intensively in the world of climate change for over 20 years. A number of organizations and companies working in the climate change field have come and …
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The Carbon Institute partners are building the first comprehensive Certificates in Terrestrial Carbon Accounting in both China and Indonesia. In May, partners from China, Indonesia, and the United States met …
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Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and California Gov. Jerry Brown are trying to quantify efforts to cut carbon dioxide emissions by states, cities and businesses. Reporter David Ferris, of …
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[This guest blog post is authored by Dr. Sperling, an ‘Urban Futures and Energy-X Nexus’ engineer and multi-disciplinary researcher at the National Renewable Energy Lab in Colorado. He supports the …
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When I wrote my first blog post about ISO greenhouse gas (GHG) standards in January 2014, I had not imagined the rapid expansion in climate standards to come. At that …
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At the end of April, the GHG Management Institute (GHGMI), as part of an international consortium [1], successfully completed a 28-month long project in Turkey. Funded by the European Union, …
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CNN requested information regarding energy use and the energy star program with regards to President Trump’s properties. The article quoted a piece of our statement: The Greenhouse Gas Management Institute, …
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The Carbon Institute Director John-O Niles has been selected by the Mulago Foundation as one of the inaugural Conservation Fellows for his work to build forest carbon accounting capacity with The Carbon …
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