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 As a result of the ECLIPSE project the main policy relevant findings are summed up in a folder which can be downloaded here ...
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 The flaring of natural gas is contributing more than 40 percent of the sooty black carbon in the Arctic, a level that raises new concerns about the link between energy production and ice melt, according to a new study. Read more ...
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Gas flaring by the oil industry and smoke from residential burning contributes more black carbon pollution to Arctic than previously thought—potentially speeding the melting of Arctic sea ice and contributing to the fast rate of warming in the region. Read more ...
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A stud y estimates that global emissions of sulphur dioxide decreased from 2005 to 2011, a situation that, although promising from a pollution point of view, could have serious implications for climate. Read more ....
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 In Copenhagen there was a workshop on metrics, where some partners from ECLIPSE contributed. The topic was: "Integrating air quality and climate change mitigation - Is there a need for new metrics to support decision making." Read more ...
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