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Emma Crow-Willard

Emma Crow-Willard

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Managing Producer, Climate Now

Denver

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Total articles 12

  • Less waste, more energy

    By Emma Crow-Willard| Climate Now@ Landfills emit about 2% of the world’s greenhouse gases, but in terms of lowering global emissions, they represent some of the lowest hanging fruit. When organic waste – like municipal food waste, agricultural waste, and forest residue – is disposed of by burial in a landfill or incineration, the organic material within is broken down to methane or CO2, and released to the atmosphere. But if that organic waste is diverted to other forms of disposal, those emissions could be avoided.

    By Emma Crow-Willard · Climate Now

    Jun. 19, 2023

  • What could climate instability mean to you?

    By Emma Crow-Willard| Climate Now@ TRANSCRIPT James Lawler: [00:00:00] Welcome to Climate Now, the podcast that explores and explains the ideas, technologies, and the solutions that we’ll need to address the climate crisis and achieve a zero emissions future, I’m James Lawler. To sign up for our newsletter, which goes out every Tuesday morning with the link to the latest podcast episode, background information and relevant links, go to climatenow.com. To get in touch with us you can email us at contact@climatenow.com.

    By Emma Crow-Willard · Climate Now

    Jun. 05, 2023

  • Less waste, more energy

    By Emma Crow-Willard| Climate Now@ Landfills emit about 2% of the world’s greenhouse gases, but in terms of lowering global emissions, they represent some of the lowest hanging fruit. When organic waste – like municipal food waste, agricultural waste, and forest residue – is disposed of by burial in a landfill or incineration, the organic material within is broken down to methane or CO2, and released to the atmosphere. But if that organic waste is diverted to other forms of disposal, those emissions could be avoided.

    By Emma Crow-Willard · Climate Now

    Jun. 19, 2023

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Climate Now

Climate Now is a multimedia platform focused on climate education and solutions. It aims to provide accessible content that covers the scientific, technological, and policy aspects of climate change mitigation and the global energy transition. The platform produces expert-led podcasts, videos, and events to help policymakers, business leaders, investors, and journalists make informed decisions regarding climate policy and investments. The content includes in-depth podcast episodes that explore topics such as carbon markets and energy transition technologies, as well as explainer videos that introduce foundational climate science. Climate Now also hosts events like the Roads to Removal Series, which discusses large-scale COâ‚‚ removal strategies, and features expert-led discussions to connect research with practical applications. The platform emphasizes accessibility and collaborates with various entities to enhance its impact.

Founded: 2020