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Conventions, agreements and international regulations aimed at counteracting climate change impose on the signatory Governments, including Poland, the obligation to document the amount of greenhouse gases emitted to the atmosphere. Inventory is taken from various industrial sectors, including sources related to the exploitation of crude oil. In the oil production processes, greenhouse gas emissions come from three main sources categories: combustion emissions (stationary and mobile sources), released (process) emi...

The topic of increased CO2 concentration is very actual in the Czech Republic, especially in the connection to the current effort for a massive revitalization of buildings, which aims to reduce the energy performance of buildings. Both residential and civil buildings revitalization includes predominantly replacement of windows and insulation by the contact system. Exchange of windows and high-quality contact insulation then result in almost no infiltration at all. So, when the forced ventilation is not compulsory ...

Climate change is a global problem and carbon sequestration is one of the possible ways to reduce it. After application of organic matter to the soil, most of the carbon is mineralized and released into the atmosphere where it becomes a part of the greenhouse gas. Biochar is also an organic matter but it contains carbon in a form that is mineralized slowly (hundreds to thousands years). In addition to these complex compounds, it also contains readily available carbon and also aromatic substances which may be toxic...