iClimate Scientists Marta Victoria, Gorm B. Andersen and Martin Greiner Publish in december 2020 an open acces article in Nature Communications. To read the full paper follow the link

Municipalities on the path towards carbon neutrality in accordance with the methods outlined by C40 a do not include imported and embodied CO2 in their total emission tallies. So, who is responsible for these emissions - the producer or the consumer?

The Department of Agroecology at Aarhus University has been represented in an international group of researchers preparing guidelines for measuring nitrous oxide and other greenhouse gases from agricultural soil using flux chambers. With support from the New Zealand Government and the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases, the researchers have now published a set of recommendations for using the method in a collection of articles in the international journal "Journal of Environmental Quality".

iClimate researchers has together with a team of research colleagues found that, what cleaner air after a green transition can mean in terms of rescued deaths and illness. - The savings are comparable to the actual cost of the green transition.