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UK Caves To Fossil Fuel Industry By Embracing Carbon Capture
The UK government wants to ramp up oil and gas production in the North Sea and offset new emissions with carbon capture technology.
China Pushes Ahead With Carbon Capture While IPCC Warns Against It
China is crowing about two new carbon capture projects while adding dozens more coal generating stations to its electrical grid.
New Report: Carbon Capture & Storage Serves California Communities, Environment, & Economy
LLNL and the Clean Air Task Force have released a new report “Sharing the Benefits: How the Economics of Carbon Capture and Storage Projects in California Can Serve Communities, the Economy, and the Climate,” that examines the costs of carbon dioxide capture, transportation, and geologic storage in California.
E-Fuels, Renewable Natural Gas, & Carbon Capture Are Deep Fakes
E-fuels, renewable natural gas, carbon capture — fossil fuel companies will stop at nothing to protect their business model.
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.
Carbon Capture For Less Than $40 A Ton? It’s Possible, Says PNNL
Scientists at PNNL say they have created a new carbon capture process that is effective and economical for flue gas sequestration.
Scientists Claim Carbon Capture Is Viable & Fossil Fuel Producers Should Bear The Costs
Scientists claim the way to offset the curse of fossil fuel pollution is to make the producers responsible for cleaning up their waste products.
Algae Biofuel Back From Dead, Now With Carbon Capture
Algae biofuel could have another moment in the sun, now that more federal dollars are pouring into carbon capture-and-recycling technology.
What’s Your Position On Carbon Capture For The Year 2100?
Can a Yale lecturer make a strong enough argument for carbon capture and other geoengineering methods to convince skeptics?
