Podcast #11: Should I fly or drive?
Don Bain and Michael Gillenwater discuss a personal carbon dilemma – should I fly or should I drive? A recent trip prompted Don to try 5 different on-line carbon calculators …
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June and August Workshops Available in Doha, Qatar
This summer, the Greenhouse Gas Management Institute and M.I.C.E Global will be presenting two workshops in Doha, Qatar. June 2015: Introduction to Fundamentals and Best Practices of GHG Accounting for …
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Biochar soil amendment for sustainable agriculture with carbon and contaminant sequestration
“Biochar offers a chance for sustainable agriculture with co-benefits of carbon sequestration and contaminant immobilization in soil.” Ming Zhang & Yong Sik Ok | Pages 255-257 | Published online: 29 …
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The Institute’s Top 4 Most Popular Blog Posts
Over the years, we have accumulated a large trove of blog posts on carbon management topics. There are four pieces that continue to demand attention and are the most visited …
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Podcast #10: Problems with the new GHG Protocol Scope 2 Guidance
Don Bain and Michael Gillenwater visit Washington, D.C. in January 2015. This conversation takes place at the same time that the new GHG Protocol Scope 2 Guidance, is being announced …
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Podcast #9: Joint U.S. – China Announcement on Climate Change
Don Bain and Michael Gillenwater have a conversation about the joint U.S. – China announcement on climate change. Michael gives historical perspective to help understand the agreement. Don goes into …
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Podcast #8: Climate Change Adaptation
Michael and Don venture into a discussion on climate change adaptation. This follows Don’s observations from the Notre Dame Global Adaptation Index annual meeting, November 5, 2014, in Washington, D.C. …
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Podcast #7: Fracking
Don reports observations from a public comment meeting hosted by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on the subject of the proposed Clean Power Rule. Michael and Don discuss the boom …
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Podcast #6: Food Choices and Your Carbon Footprint
Almost a quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions come from agriculture. And, all foods are not equal in terms of their carbon footprint. Michael and Don discuss the relative carbon …
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Podcast #5: U.S. EPA Clean Power Plan
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a new rule, the Clean Power Plan, to regulate greenhouse gases from the production of electricity. We discuss some features of the proposed …
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