Carbon Capture & Sequestration: The Elephants Do It, Why Can’t We?
Elephants in Africa are emerging as expert carbon capture and sequestration engineers, without pipelines or pricey infrastructure.
Carbon Capture (CCS)
Heirloom & AirLoom Prove that Cleantech Stupidity Often Repeats & Even Occasionally Rhymes
How much technological and economic idiocy can be jammed into a single week and why does it have to rhyme? Quite a lot it turns out and no idea. Two different clearly nonsensical purported climate solution technologies received far too much fawning press in the past few days. The first … [continued]
Be Super Critical Of Supercritical CO2 Hype
By far the greatest user is the fossil fuel industry, and they want to multiply its use by orders of magnitude to perpetuate their business.
Carbon Sequestration — Diving Into The Various Options
Greenhouse gas emissions have to be sharply and rapidly cut, but some emissions are easier to cut than others, and some are going to persist for a long time. These are the basic facts behind the “net” of “net zero” — the mantra that has come to define the green … [continued]
Carbon Capture Pipeline Rendered Obsolete By Carbon-Sucking Concrete
The US Department of Energy bets $2 million on a new carbon capture strategy that transforms ordinary buildings into CO2-devouring demons.
Nuclear Energy, Carbon Capture, & More: Questions From Smart Energy Webinar
Thanks to all the participants in the webinar who took the time to craft and submit the questions.
Carbon Engineering Was Always A Figleaf For Fossil Fuel Industry, Now It’s Owned Outright By…
Claiming that we can vacuum CO2 out of the atmosphere to deal with the historical and annual problem is specious nonsense, and then using CO2 to pump more oil to add to the problem is adding insult to injury.
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.
UCLA Says We Can Hack The Ocean To Store Carbon Dioxide
Researchers at UCLA have devised a novel way of removing carbon dioxide from the world’s oceans simply and affordably.
