Africa > ANALYSIS: World risks “immense” climate impacts of Russian gas flaring and pipeline leaks

ANALYSIS: World risks “immense” climate impacts of Russian gas flaring and pipeline leaks

Published 17:31 on September 27, 2022  /  Last updated at 16:52 on September 28, 2022  / /  Africa, Americas, Asia Pacific, China, EMEA, EU ETS, International, US

The world is risking "immense" consequences for the climate as Russia looks to burn excess gas no longer being sent to Europe, while experts believe a series of gas leaks from the Nord Stream pipelines this week will worsen the situation. 
The world is risking "immense" consequences for the climate as Russia looks to burn excess gas no longer being sent to Europe, while experts believe a series of gas leaks from the Nord Stream pipelines this week will worsen the situation. 


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