Swiss company touts carbon capture breakthrough

Climeworks plans to use the carbon dioxide captured at a facility near Zurich as fertilizer for greenhouses.

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It’s time to reconsider carbon capture

The urgency of reducing carbon emissions increases with every passing month. If the world is to achieve its climate goals, every viable avenue for carbon emission reductions must be deployed. Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is one avenue that is proven, versatile, affordable and essential. 

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Carbon pricing is on the rise: How your business can benefit

The number of global companies using an internal carbon price has tripled in the last year, and more are poised to join them. Here’s their rationale.

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The growth of corporate clean energy in 6 charts

Recently, U.S. facilities have begun to offer large-scale renewable energy options to customers. Here, a closer look at the rapid scale-up.

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The growth of corporate clean energy in 6 charts

Why companies get their carbon footprints wrong

A new study argues that companies fail to take into account the way emissions fluctuate throughout the day.

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Why companies get their carbon footprints wrong

Keep calm, we’re experiencing a paradigm shift

It’s time to stop demonizing carbon. Imagine 52 nations, more than 2 billion people, coming onboard to “bring carbon home.”

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Keep calm, we’re experiencing a paradigm shift

Why General Mills aims to harvest the $50 billion benefits of healthy soil

The food giant is teaming up with the Nature Conservancy and the Soil Health Institute.

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Why General Mills aims to harvest the $50 billion benefits of healthy soil

How COP22 in Marrakech will be different

A veteran of U.N. climate talks held in Copenhagen, Cancun, Doha, Warsaw and Paris looks ahead. Are the “no-go-tiators” finally history?

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How COP22 in Marrakech will be different

Carbon removal is our best hope to deliver on the Paris Agreement

To limit global warming to no more than 2 degrees Celsius, we’ll need to do more than reduce emissions. We’ll have to remove some carbon from the atmosphere — as a number of pioneering companies realize.

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Towards a carbon rebalancing act

If the world is to prevent global temperatures from rising another 2 degrees Celsius, we will need to remove some carbon from the air. Here are some promising innovative attempts to do so.

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