Aaron Clark is an experienced Energy Editor whose work has been featured in various reputable publications such as BNN Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance, and Bloomberg News. With a focus on energy-related topics, Aaron has covered stories on methane leaks, environmental pollution, and international energy deals, providing insightful analysis and reporting on these complex issues.
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By: Shoko Oda, Aaron Clark
'There are many, many companies looking for renewable power here in Japan'.
More than half of the waste sites observed during aerial surveys showed clear signs they were a point source of emissions, a new report published in Science shows.
By: Aaron Clark
Methane spewing from major US landfills is on average 40% greater than reported, according to a new study published in Science in which scientists
By: Terrence Edwards, Aaron Clark
The frequency of natural disasters in Mongolia has doubled in the last 20 years, threatening nomadic communities that tend to herds of horses, goats and sheep.
By: Aaron Clark, Terrence Edwards
The frequency of natural disasters in Mongolia has doubled in the last 20 years, threatening nomadic communities that tend to herds of horses, goats and sheep.
By: Takashi Umekawa, Aaron Clark
(Bloomberg) -- Japan's emissions inched lower led by a contraction in pollution from the industrial sector.
By: Aaron Clark, Takashi Umekawa
Japan’s emissions inched lower led by a contraction in pollution from the industrial sector.
Satellite observations show the amount of gas burned at Turkmenistan's Gates of Hell crater have fallen roughly 50% since August, according to a new analysis.
By: Aaron Clark
Without proper measurement of its methane emissions Australia risks damaging its climate credibility, according to a report from The Superpower Institute.
A Boston-based startup is developing a vaccine it says can reduce methane emissions from livestock.
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