John Kerry Warns Relying On Carbon Capture Technology Is Dangerous
John Kerry says reliance on carbon removal and carbon capture technologies is not only foolish, but possibly dangerous as well.
John Kerry says reliance on carbon removal and carbon capture technologies is not only foolish, but possibly dangerous as well.
Carbon Mapper is designed to persistently pinpoint, quantify and track 80% of global methane and CO2 “super-emitters” — a relatively small fraction of facilities that contribute disproportionately to total emissions.
Originally posted on EVANNEX. by Charles Morris We know what we need to do to cut carbon emissions and clean up the air we breathe — replace fossil fuel-burning vehicles with EVs, and fossil fuel power plants with renewable energy sources. Image courtesy of EVANNEX. (Photo by Casey Murphy) Stating the problem and … [continued]
Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) is part of new coalition of climate leaders focused on supercharging efforts to decarbonize some of the world’s highest-emitting industries in the next 10 years.
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2020 is coming to a close, and it can’t end fast enough. But as the year winds down, I am buoyed by two big climate victories on the same day, perched atop a clear change in direction mandated by the election.
After 50 years, what does the future of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency hold?
Enormous activism has made the climate crisis — finally — a major issue for the US government.
Does Joe Biden currently endorse a 100% renewable energy goal for the US by 2035? Not at the present time.
John Kerry, 68th United States Secretary of State and founder of World War Zero, will be attending the 4th annual Movin’On Summit in Montreal. He will be speaking at the summit on his experience battling climate change.