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Australian Company Will Kill Camels for Cash, Carbon Credits

Northwest Carbon thinks that farmers and hunters who help rid the nation of its feral camel population should be compensated with carbon credits. Australia does indeed have a major feral camel problem — the invasive species is crowding out native ones, trampling vegetation, and rapidly reproducing. But proposing that killing them be redeemable for carbon [...]

Carbon offset projects ‘having positive impact’

Voluntary offset markets function outside of the compliance markets and enable companies and individuals to purchase carbon offsets on a voluntary basis. The primary purpose of undertaking carbon projects– whether compliance or voluntary– is to … Continue reading at The Citizen Daily.

Virgin-LanzaTech tie-up to produce low carbon fuel

The low-carbon aviation fuel, which will be produced in India, is claimed to have half the carbon footprint of standard fossil fuel. Virgin Atlantic was the first airline to fly a plane on bio-fuel in February 2008. PTI “India, which is amongst the .. Continue reading at Firstpost.

Economic ambition adds heft to China’s carbon footprint

The growth in China’s carbon footprint is largely thought to be accounted for by its massive infrastructure projects as it prepares to join the ranks of developed countries. EDGAR, however, stresses the statistics are averaged across countries and that … Continue reading at The National.

Boosting efficiency lowers carbon footprint

Livestock producers are under increasing pressure to reduce their carbon footprint, but farm statistics collected by Quality Meat Scotland (QMS) show reduced greenhouse gas emissions are a by-product of increased efficiency. … Continue reading at FarmersWeekly.