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A Canadian company eliminating methane emissions just opened its U.S. headquarters in Oklahoma City, bringing clean energy innovation to America's energy capital. Kathairos Solutions has already prevented nearly 1 million metric tons of emissions across 3,000 sites.
South Korean researchers created a natural feed additive from garlic, oregano, and monolaurin that reduces methane emissions from cattle by over 14 percent. If commercialized, it could eliminate 520,000 tons of greenhouse gases annually while keeping cows healthy.
A new feed additive slashed methane emissions from cattle in half while making them grow more efficiently. The breakthrough could transform beef production in the world's largest cattle market.
A groundbreaking study in Brazil shows a new feed additive can slash methane emissions from cattle in half while actually helping cows convert food more efficiently. The results could transform beef production in the country with the world's largest commercial cattle herd.
A breakthrough feeding trial in Brazil slashed cattle methane emissions in half while making cows grow more efficiently. The results could transform beef production in the world's largest cattle market.
Scientists studying cow methane emissions can't compare their results because everyone uses different measurement tools. C-Lock Inc. is creating the first universal framework to make livestock climate research actually work together.
Scientists discovered that forest soils in Germany are actually getting better at removing methane from the atmosphere as the climate changes. This unexpected finding offers hope that nature might help fight climate change in surprising ways.
New technology is capturing harmful methane gas from cow manure on dairy farms, turning a major pollution source into clean energy. California's $389 million investment is showing real results in the fight against climate change.
New satellite data shows methane-capturing digesters are cleaning up dairy farms across California. When they work right, these systems slash emissions by up to 80%, but researchers found rare leaks can wipe out months of progress in hours.
Brazil is spearheading a UN-backed initiative to halve global food waste by 2030, tackling a problem that generates up to 10% of all greenhouse gas emissions. The country's comprehensive strategy combines national policy, city-level action, and business partnerships to turn wasted food into climate solutions.
Scientists have identified one of the fastest ways to slow climate change and save lives: cutting methane emissions from oil and gas operations. The best part? Most of it can be done with technology we already have.
One of the world's largest energy companies just proved that massive emissions cuts are possible even while growing production. TotalEnergies slashed its methane emissions by nearly two-thirds since 2020.
Alberta just proved climate action can boost the economy, not hurt it. The Canadian province crushed its methane reduction goal ahead of schedule while creating nearly 3,000 jobs and sparking a global cleantech boom.
Twenty Latin American and Caribbean nations just launched an ambitious program to close over 10,000 open dumps and dramatically cut methane emissions from waste by 2040. The regional partnership tackles a crisis where nearly half of all trash goes unmanaged, turning mountains of organic waste into climate threats.
A Washington state grant program is helping 13 landfills slash methane emissions with technology that adjusts itself every few hours instead of once a month. Real results are already showing up in year one.
Senegal is taking bold action against climate change with a new national plan targeting methane and short-lived climate pollutants. The West African nation is strengthening its environmental ministry's capacity to identify pollution sources and develop solutions through 2027.
A New Zealand company has developed a pill that sits in a cow's stomach and cuts methane emissions by 75% for over three months. The breakthrough could help millions of pasture-raised cattle fight climate change without changing how they graze.
Nigeria just signed a major agreement with the International Energy Agency to reduce methane emissions and bring clean cooking gas to 5 million homes by 2030. The partnership marks a turning point for Africa's largest economy as it tackles pollution while expanding energy access.
Despite global tensions, countries worked together in 2025 to achieve major environmental victories that will improve health and boost economies. From stopping massive methane leaks to protecting ocean areas larger than New York state, international teamwork proved it still works.
The atmosphere temporarily lost its cleaning power after 2020, letting methane build up faster than ever recorded. Scientists now understand why, and that knowledge could help us tackle climate change smarter.
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