CLIMATE SCIENCE · PRACTICAL · SCALABLE

A free planet for all

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Dear readers,

If you are interested in reading unique climate stories from an ordinary climate doer, you have my invitation to come to my Eagle Nest.

What I do?

My endless efforts in originating long-lasting emission reductions, avoidance, and removal projects in underserved countries with the aim to scale them up around the world.

What am I curious about?

My endless eager in mastering technical, scientific-based initiatives for waste handling & disposal, and agriculture & land management sectors which are main sources of super pollutant Methane (CH4).

What lessons I learned?

My honest journal capturing my insights and reflections from unforgettable places, projects, and people.

MY QUESTION

Could our Planet ever be “free” from its “1.5°C” increasing pressure?

Over years of addressing climate challenges with this big question, I seek to respond through my approach in building permanent bridges from local climate contributions toward global targets. To this end, local communities and people are always at heart of all my climate solutions.

Onsite Verification for a Wind Farm Project in Vietnam (2020)

My long-term climate targets focus on sustainable agriculture and land management, and waste disposal and handlings sectors, where methane is the major emissions component.

Since methane abatement journey is at my core, I am on my way to resolve my equation to achieve the below commitments for all of my Projects.

Adaptation

An integrated solution that is practical, scalable, and affordable across local communities contexts.

Permanence

A robust science-based approach to ensure the quality, integrity, permanence of a climate project.

Integrity

A transparent and reliable measurement to quantify, verify, and certify all climate outcomes.

MY PROMISES

“The only thing you can be sure of about the future is that it will be absolutely fantastic.” I promise to contribute to it!

Share trusted climate methodologies

This collates all of my research, technical assessments, carbon quantifications and monitoring, outcomes, and recommendations to peers by explaining complex methodologies into friendly overview.

Research

Foster long-lasting climate projects

This is a journal of my real-world project activities across the globe on how I tackle project barriers while maintain carbon integrity in developing a climate project. It shares the project development journey, local contexts, challenges, climate impacts, and final outcomes.

Climate Projects

Unlock new climate practices

This space reports how the world working on new climate initiatives that are practical and sustainable, and discuss how we can adapt, scale, and bring novel initiatives into real life.

Climate Initiatives

Document the journey

In my own words, I journal my personal reflections, perspectives, pending questions, side notes, and lessons learned from real experiences, real people, real moments. The journal shows how I growth and what's next.

My Eagle’s Nest

Photo Stories

MY CLIMATE PROJECTS

Follow my real climate journey

My real effort to bring the “free” back to the planet, animals, and people.

All climate projects

Sectoral Scope 13

Methane Capture

Methane Capture from Industrial Wastewater (Program of Activities)

Estimated Annual Methane Captured:
250,000 tCO2e

Indonesia

Stage: Operational, Scaling

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Sectoral Scope 13

Municipal Solid Waste to Energy

Municipal Solid Waste to Energy Plant

Estimated Annual Methane Avoidance:
49,000 tCO2e

Thailand

Stage: Under Construction, Feasibility Study

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Sectoral Scope 14

Organic Fertilizer and Irrigation

Improved Agricultural Land Management Project

Estimated Annual SOC: (in-progress)

Malaysia

Stage: Feasibility Study, Scaling

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MY RESEARCH

Curiosity mind, research right

My deep work on the latest climate methodologies. Let's deep dive into new world challenges.

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Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

IPCC climate assessments (sample)

How the world’s climate scientists assess the evidence: the physical science, impacts and adaptation, and options to cut emissions. Each report states how confident authors are in each finding.

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United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

UNEP Emissions Gap Report (sample)

How far current national pledges fall short of the emission cuts the Paris Agreement goals require, and which options could close the gap. Updated every year.

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United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)