Microsoft's recently announced use of a West Virginia data center that will run entirely on natural gas could cause the company's emissions to skyrocket by 44%. ...

RT Maarten Boudry (@mboudry)If Europe had expanded nuclear energy rather than stupidly phasing it out (looking at you, Germany), it could have closed down all coal plants by now, slashed gas imports, and cut emissions by an additional ~21%. Why didn't it do so? Ideology, that's why. Anti-nuclear greens have caused MORE harm to the climate than climate denialists. Analysis by @RogerPielkeJr. https://t.co/wytGwlQWAk ...

Brazil's revised climate plan focuses on stopping deforestation as the key to driving down emissions https://t.co/FJRAzUNSqz ...

Exclusive: Emissions from a Chinese cobalt-processing plant in central Africa sickened residents and workers as the company raced to increase production of a mineral critical to making electric-car batteries, an environmental group says https://t.co/h1msd1gV7y ...

katana's 36% APY decomposition: 10-16% from actual lending, 20-25% from emissions that decline 50-70% in 6 months. the $240m in steakhouse and gauntlet vaults is smart money capturing the binance earn premium before normalization. morpho infrastructure wins. katana token doesn't. ...

jupiter just became first major DEX to eliminate all emissions. 73.9% governance vote. $848m annualized fees now fund pure buybacks with zero dilution. raydium still emitting. uniswap still debating fee switch. JUP at $0.22 ATL chose structural deflation over growth bribes. 800m tokens staked waiting to see if buybacks beat emissions in 2026 ...

Also: the biggest US gas plant could also be a huge source of emissions https://t.co/DE7Fcazotl ...

Also, China’s emissions dipped last year. https://t.co/kHwYQnNWEA ...

European Union rules intended to curb emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, could add about 13% to the cost of crude oil imports and deal a hammer blow to the bloc’s industrial base, Exxon Mobil warned ahead of a meeting of leaders https://t.co/5DhxsNjDnB ...

The Chinese environment ministry has asked petrochemicals plants, copper smelters, airlines and other heavy polluters to report their emissions, a key step to expanding the nation’s carbon market https://t.co/tda5eWIurM ...