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Singapore plans carbon capture tech to curb climate impact of heavy industryCompanies including oil giant Chevron and concrete producer Pan-United are joining forces to develop technology that will prevent emissions from entering the atmosphere. The consortium says the technology will be ready in five to 10 years. -
There is space for carbon storage undergroundCapturing it remains a challenge. But there should be no lack of permanent safe carbon storage underground.
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Carbon capture struggles to accelerate in race to avert climate crashCatching and storing climate-changing emissions is seen as key to many plans to stave off a worsening climate crisis—but it's way behind schedule, experts say. -
Scientists call for artificial trees to fight climate changeResearchers say artificial photosynthesis is needed to clean up atmospheric carbon pollution.
Ccs Opinion
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Climate leadership from developing countries– Climate solutions will not come solely from the West. Developing countries also have an opportunity to lead this transformation, write Lee White and Tanguy Gahouma. -
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Beyond renewables: How to reduce energy-related emissions by measuring what matters– Despite the uptick in renewable energy usage, global emissions have steadily increased. World Resources Institute's John Woolard argues that commitments to 100% renewables will not alone curb the worst impacts of climate change. -
7 signs of progress: a year of national climate action– Oil drilling bans, zero-emission vehicles, tougher government reforms. Across the world, countries are stepping up efforts to combat climate change.
Videos
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‘Trees on steroids’: Issam Dairanieh on turning CO2 into products– How do you reduce CO2 emissions? The Global CO2 Initiative is pushing a unique approach: turn them into useful products, then sell them.
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Scientists in Iceland power plant turn CO2 emissions into stone– Breakthrough casts aside fear that carbon captured and stored underground can seep back into the air and explode.
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ABB to supply chargers for electric-vehicle charging stations in the Netherlands– Dutch start-up Fastned has awarded the power tech firm the contract to provide fast chargers to over 200 stations nationwide, serving most brands of electric vehicles.
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