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Hydrogen And Carbon Capture Receive Extra Funding, As Morrison Prepares For Biden Summit

3 months ago

Hydrogen And Carbon Capture Receive Extra Funding, As Morrison Prepares For Biden Summit

Michelle Grattan

420 Blaze It (The Planet)

Science & Health

3 months ago

420 Blaze It (The Planet)

Some Truly Disruptive Suggestions for Elon Musk’s $130 Million Carbon Sequestration Prize

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6 months ago

Some Truly Disruptive Suggestions for Elon Musk’s $130 Million Carbon Sequestration Prize

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk announced in a tweet on Thursday night he will be give a $US100 ($130)…

Ever Wondered How Much Carbon Comes From Your Daily Coffee? It Ain’t Good

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7 months ago

Ever Wondered How Much Carbon Comes From Your Daily Coffee? It Ain’t Good

Mark Maslin and Carmen Nab

Grasslands May Soon Produce More Greenhouse Gases Than They Sequester

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7 months ago

Grasslands May Soon Produce More Greenhouse Gases Than They Sequester

Across the World, Trees are Growing Faster, Dying Younger and Will Soon Store Less Carbon

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8 months ago

Across the World, Trees are Growing Faster, Dying Younger and Will Soon Store Less Carbon

Roel Brienen and Emanuel Gloor

As the world warms and the atmosphere becomes increasingly fertilised with carbon dioxide, trees are growing ever faster. But they’re…

Aussie Invention Could Save Old Coal Stations by Running Them on Zero-Emissions ‘Lego’ Blocks

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11 months ago

Aussie Invention Could Save Old Coal Stations by Running Them on Zero-Emissions ‘Lego’ Blocks

Erich Kisi and Alexander Post

The EPA Introduced The First-Ever U.S. Aeroplane Carbon Regulations

1 year ago

The EPA Introduced The First-Ever U.S. Aeroplane Carbon Regulations

Dharna Noor on Earther, shared by Brian Kahn to Gizmodo

Australia’s Bushfires Dumped 400 Million Tonnes Of Emissions Into Atmosphere

1 year ago

Australia’s Bushfires Dumped 400 Million Tonnes Of Emissions Into Atmosphere

Despite a recent deluge on Australia’s east coast, which put out many of the raging fires persisting from late 2019,…

The Madrid Climate Conferenceâ€™s Real Failure Was Not Getting A Broad Deal On Global Carbon Markets

2 years ago

The Madrid Climate Conferenceâ€™s Real Failure Was Not Getting A Broad Deal On Global Carbon Markets

Robert Stavins

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