Carbon capture

Carbon Brief
View In: Carbon captureTaking CO2 out of the air – a practice known as carbon dioxide removal (CDR)... The post Guest post: The state of ‘carbon dioxide removal’ in seven charts appeared first on Carbon Brief.

View In: Carbon captureRemoving CO2 directly from the air requires almost as many joules as those produced by burning the fossil fuel in the first place, writes Leigh Collins

Common Dreams - Breaking News & Views for the Progressive Community
View In: Carbon captureBig Oil stands to pocket billions in taxpayer dollars by way of carbon capture, their latest climate scam.

Inside Climate News
View In: Carbon capturePITTSBURGH—As world leaders gathered in New York City last week for the 77th U.N. General Assembly, another international conference focused on a global transition to clean, renewable energy took place here in what has been the epicenter of the American steel industry.  At stake was how trillions o...

Alternet.org
View In: Carbon captureA new report offering an assessment of the U.S. government's net zero plan argues that carbon capture and storage schemes are not a viable solution for the issues regarding climate change. According to The Guardian, researchers with the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) foun...

Yale Universities Climate Connections
View In: Carbon captureMeeting the Paris Climate Agreement targets will require removing billions of tons of carbon from the atmosphere every year through a combination of natural and technological methods. The post What you need to know about carbon dioxide removal appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.

Common Dreams - Breaking News & Views for the Progressive Community
View In: Carbon captureMichael Mann also told a House panel that “investing in natural gas is crowding out investment in true clean, renewable energy that can help us decarbonize our economy and address the climate crisis.”

ZeroHedge News
View In: Carbon captureUS Gov't Spent $1.1B On Failed Carbon Capture Projects In A Decade Authored by Tsvetana Paraskova via OilPrice.com, The U.S. Department of Energy has spent $1.1 billion on 11 carbon capture projects at coal-fired power plants and industrial facilities since 2009, most of which turned out to be failure...