Vasit Sagan and Derek S. Tesser from Saint Louis University's Remote Sensing Lab are leading the Climate TRACE coalition's efforts to map cattle operations globally and track methane and nitrous oxide emissions from pastures and feedlots. Livestock emissions are a significant contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions, but also offer potential for emissions reductions and carbon sequestration. The use of technology and modeling is being combined to map cattle emissions, with a focus on detecting and mapping concentrated animal feeding operations and manure lagoons. The Climate TRACE project is prioritizing high-emission regions for mapping cattle production to understand the climate impact, using remote sensing, geospatial models, and AI to fill data gaps and achieve environmental integrity, economic viability, and equity across regions and communities.
Category: Transportation
Cut emissions:
– Enhance Efficiency
– Shift to Alternatives
– Electrify Vehicles
– Switch Fuels
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Offshore wind’s cloudy day had a silver lining
As climate solutions experts, it is crucial to focus on implementing renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change. Additionally, investing in energy-efficient technologies and practices, such as improving building insulation and promoting public transportation, can significantly contribute to lowering carbon footprints. It is also important to prioritize sustainable agriculture and land use practices to mitigate the impacts of climate change. By adopting these solutions and working towards a more sustainable future, we can make a positive impact on the environment and combat the effects of climate change.
https://www.eenews.net/articles/offshore-winds-cloudy-day-had-a-silver-lining-2/
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South Australia on path to 100 pct net renewables next year after Labor landslide and Liberal backflip
South Australia's Liberal government, which aimed for 100% net renewables, lost power to Labor in 2022 and was further weakened in the 2026 election due to indecision on net zero and the energy transition. Labor, now in charge, plans to achieve the 100% renewables target by 2027 through new wind and solar farms, batteries, and a connection to New South Wales. South Australia will become the first gigawatt-scale grid to reach this milestone using wind and solar as the sole renewable sources, supported by batteries and gas-fired generation. Additionally, the state is leading in consumer energy integration, attracting interest from energy-intensive industries and presenting a significant economic opportunity for the development of renewable resources and new industries.
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Pioneering community solar and battery project launches after “12 years of hard work”
The Goulburn Community Solar Farm in New South Wales, Australia, has been completed and will soon start generating power for its 288 local investors. Led by the Goulburn Community Energy Co-operative, the project features a 1.4 MW solar farm and a 4 MWh battery, showcasing the potential of community energy projects in the shift towards clean energy. Despite facing challenges, the project received support from the community, local government grants, and partnerships with companies like Trina Solar. Additionally, a new solar farm in Goulburn, Australia, led by Smart Commercial Solar, is set to power 500 homes with advanced clean-energy technology components from Trina Solar. Both projects highlight the accessibility and benefits of community-owned renewable energy solutions in the fight against climate change.
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Over 1,200 New EV Charging Stalls Deployed By EVgo In 2025
EVgo, a US EV charging company, deployed over 1,200 fast charging stalls in 2025, growing their network to 5,100 stalls across 47 states. They saw a 50% year-over-year increase in revenue, reaching $384M in 2025. The presence of more public EV chargers supports EV adoption, with private sector companies leading the expansion. Fast chargers are preferred for longer trips, delivering 10-80% charge in under 40 minutes. This growth in EV charging infrastructure is a positive development for the climate.
https://cleantechnica.com/2026/03/22/over-1200-new-ev-charging-stalls-deployed-by-evgo-in-2025/
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Copper’s Battery-Equipped Induction Range Makes Electrification & Storage Accessible
Copper's electric range, named "Charlie," features a convection oven and induction cooktop with a unique battery system that allows for extended oven use without the need for costly electrical upgrades. The battery can be charged over time and programmed to take advantage of off-peak power or solar energy. This innovative design aims to make electric cooking more accessible, especially in older buildings with limited electrical capabilities. By integrating batteries into appliances like refrigerators and EV chargers, people can shift when they draw electricity from the grid, helping stabilize the grid and increase renewable utilization. This approach makes storage more available to more people, especially in apartments, and can lead to greater adoption of electrification, ultimately making the benefits of climate solutions more accessible to a wider range of people.
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Trump Makes The Case For Maritime Wind Power Even Better
The article highlights the advancements in wind power solutions for the shipping industry, such as the AirWing Jet Sail and Norsepower Wind EdgeTM systems, which aim to significantly reduce fuel consumption and emissions for cargo ships. Companies like VELA, CargoKite, and GT Wings are exploring innovative wind-assisted propulsion technologies to promote sustainability in maritime transport. These developments align with global efforts to prioritize climate-friendly solutions, despite the lack of support from some political leaders. By leveraging wind power, electrification, and alternative fuels, the shipping industry can make significant strides towards reducing its environmental impact and contributing to climate solutions.
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The Hormuz Shock & The Rise Of The Electrostate
The section discusses the potential impact of a disruption in the Strait of Hormuz on the global energy system and economy, highlighting the interconnectedness of fossil fuel shocks with various sectors. Vulnerability to such disruptions is concentrated in Asia, emphasizing the importance of transitioning to domestic electricity sources. China's focus on domestic energy sources and food security is highlighted, showcasing the benefits of investing in renewable energy and electrification technologies. The section also explores the fragility of hydrocarbon dependence and the need to accelerate the transition to renewable energy sources to enhance resilience and reduce reliance on imported fuel.
https://cleantechnica.com/2026/03/19/the-hormuz-shock-the-rise-of-the-electrostate/
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Environmental News Network – From Idaho to MIT, on a Quest to Cut Methane Emissions
PhD student Audrey Parker is researching methane mitigation strategies in dairy farms and coal mines to reduce emissions of the potent greenhouse gas. She is exploring advanced yet practical technologies to address methane emissions, which are more effective at trapping heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide. Parker's work involves measuring methane concentrations in dairy farms, a major source of methane emissions. Her research is focused on finding impactful climate solutions hidden in plain sight.
https://www.enn.com/articles/77863-from-idaho-to-mit-on-a-quest-to-cut-methane-emissions
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Business Provides Over 50 EV Chargers Onsite For Employees
Packsize, a company in Salt Lake City, has implemented over 50 onsite EV chargers for its employees, resulting in a 30% EV adoption rate among staff. This initiative not only serves as an employee perk but also supports employee retention and company performance. Electric vehicles are beneficial for the environment and human health due to their lack of carbon emissions and toxic air pollution. Packsize's founder's initial focus on reducing harmful air pollution led to the installation of a 200 kW solar power system to generate electricity for the chargers. It is crucial to consider the source of electricity when charging EVs to minimize environmental impact, as some chargers may contribute to pollution by using electricity from coal and natural gas power plants.
https://cleantechnica.com/2026/03/19/business-provides-over-50-ev-chargers-onsite-for-employees/