Nicholas Pevzner

@terrainvague

Landscape Arch. faculty, UPenn. Landscape, territory, energy, & carbon. Energy landscapes & Energy transitions. Fighting for the Green New Deal. Bad at twitter.

Philadelphia, PA
uncertainterrain.com
Vrijeme pridruživanja: ožujak 2009.
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    pay attention

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    And of course, “continued investment in LNG infrastructure on ships and on shore risks making it harder to transition to zero-emission vessels in the future.”

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    The climate implications of using LNG as a marine fuel: Not Good. The most popular LNG marine engine is also the leakiest, leaking lots of methane. Turns out there may be no climate benefit from using LNG—may release more greenhouse gases than traditional fuels.

    Liquefied natural gas may not offer climate benefits to the shipping industry as expected and in many cases may release more greenhouse gases than traditional fuels, according to a new study.
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    Hey, . Let's amplify 's efforts here. "Basically you can summarize my complaints as, ‘Do your job, DEP. It’s in your name — protect the environment.’ That’s all we’re asking. Do your job.”

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    Hey , I fixed the headline for you! 😃 "Murdoch Media Continues to Poison the Public Discourse over Climate Change in Australia"

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    'Do your job, DEP': A B.U. professor is on a hunger strike to get officials to take action at the Weymouth compressor station site via

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    Can the please just stop with the idiotic arrow? Have they learned nothing??

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    Super excited to have been a contributer to this. Many fantastic pieces by wonderful authors in the issue!

    Infrastructure is always political, and energy transitions have always been contested. Check out Scenario's latest issue, Scenario 7: POWER, which explores the topic of power, in both its infrastructural and political dimensions.
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    “natural gas use is growing so fast globally that the rise in CO2 emissions from gas has eclipsed the decline in emissions from coal.” & then add the leaks: “one 2018 accident at an Ohio gas well leaked more methane than the entire oil & gas industry of Norway does in a year.”

    Methane leaks throughout the supply chain make the “cleaner” fuel more damaging to the climate than government data suggests. via
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    Scenario Journal’s latest issue, POWER, is out now, with an examination of power in both its infrastructural and political dimensions. Check it out!

    Infrastructure is always political, and energy transitions have always been contested. Check out Scenario's latest issue, Scenario 7: POWER, which explores the topic of power, in both its infrastructural and political dimensions.
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    What, it won’t even measure methane??

    State To Install Permanent Air Monitoring Station In Weymouth via
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    “The Guardian will no longer accept advertising from oil and gas companies, becoming the first major global news organisation to institute an outright ban on taking money from companies that extract fossil fuels.” A good start, who will take this further?

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    hello I'm I made a quiz to "help" people pick a Democratic candidate and I didn't mention the climate crisis

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    This is a good thread. But ppl fail to appreciate the scale of fracking that is poised to take hold in USA in the next ten years is way way beyond PA, any state. The scale of LNG + Cracker plants + new pipes + new plants is way beyond what the public understands.

    Today's NYT Daily episode on in Pennsylvania is highly misleading. I”ll explain why. (thread) (1/8)
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    How’s this for the mythical “bridge fuel”?

    Gas exports have a dirty secret: A carbon footprint rivaling coal’s via
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    Nice follow-up article to Thomas Fuller’s previous piece on the success of Aboriginal land stewards using Aboriginal fire practices in Australia. Indigenous people know how to manage their own land—we should let them.

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    “As with other Native fire experts, Mr. Tripp, who is deputy dir. of the Karuk tribe’s Natural Resources Dept., says he is working with the National Forest Service, Cal Fire & the BIA to obtain more sovereignty over fire. ‘We view this as our right, a right that we never ceded’”

    Native Solutions to Big Fires Cultural burning practices are working to reduce wildfires in northern Australia. Can they work in California, too?
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    The in context…

    The ongoing Australian Bushfires have already released more CO2 than the combined annual emissions of more than 100 countries put together. Even without the fires, Australia has a had in significant emissions at home - and via exported coal and gas burnt abroad.
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    "Oil and gas-related industries across the U.S. are planning to build 157 new or expanded plants and expand drilling over the next five years. This could release as much greenhouse gas pollution as 50 new coal-fired power plants."

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    Yeah, has pretty much got it here.

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