Perennial Staple Crops in Food, Agriculture and Land Use
Feb 1st 22

What are Perennial Staple Crops? Perennial crops provide more food than annual crops, while fixing significant amounts of carbon and often nitrogen. Their more substantial roots can reach down to the ...

Improved Clean Cookstoves in Buildings
Feb 1st 22

What are Improved Clean Cookstoves? Traditional cooking practices produce 2 to 5 percent of annual greenhouse gas emissions worldwide. They stem from two sources. First, unsustainable harvesting of ...

Tropical Forest Restoration in Land Sinks
Feb 1st 22

What is Tropical Forest Restoration? Tropical forests have suffered extensive clearing, fragmentation, degradation, and depletion of biodiversity. Restoring these forests also restores their function ...

Electric Vehicles in Transportation
Jul 4th 21

What are Electric Vehicles? In progress. Solution Applications in Alberta In progress. Reducing Emissions In progress. Application Status in Alberta In progress. Emission Reduction Potential (MtCO2e) ...

Nuclear Power in Electricity
Feb 5th 21

(Source: CBC News) An overview of the possibilities and limitations of Small Modular Reactors: 1 The main strength is their (eventual) ability to supply large amouns of power to isolated ...

Reduced Food Waste in Food, Agriculture and Land Use
Feb 4th 21

What is Reduced Food Waste? Roughly a third of the world’s food is never eaten, which means land and resources used and greenhouse gases emitted in producing it were unnecessary. Interventions can r ...

Agriculture
Individual Actions
Land Use
Supply Chain Management
Onshore Wind Energy in Electricity
Jun 5th 19

What is Onshore Wind Energy? Wind energy is harnessed using turbines. Uses no fuel and no pollution makes wind energy the least expensive type of energy production. Onshore wind farms use only a small ...

Electricity
Electricity Generated
Energy Policy
Wind