New methods to capture and store emissions, such as planting more forests and pumping carbon underground, are currently costly and need testing As efforts to cut planet-warming emissions fall short, large-scale projects to suck carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere will be needed by the 2030s to hold the line against climate change, scientists have said. Many new technologies that aim to capture and store carbon emissions, thereby delivering "negative emissions", are costly, controversial and in ...
World will need 'carbon sucking' technology by 2030s, scientists warn
The Guardian - 11 Oct 2017 04:03
New methods to capture and store emissions, such as planting more forests and pumping carbon underground, are currently costly and need testing As efforts to cut planet-warming emissions fall short, large-scale projects to suck carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere will be needed by the 2030s to hold the line against climate change, scientists have said. Many new technologies that aim to capture and store carbon emissions, thereby delivering "negative emissions", are costly, controversial and in ...
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