Given the incredibly nascent nature of carbon dioxide removal technologies—all the direct air capture in the world combined can only remove about 10,000 tons a year, a tiny amount—it’s also ...

Gevo will produce the credits from its North Dakota-based ethanol production facility, where carbon dioxide will be captured ...

As climate catastrophe looms, experts say, world needs carbon removal solutions To slow the rise of global temperatures, the world will need to find ways to remove carbon dioxide from the ...

In August, the Biden Administration granted $1.2 billion in federal funding to kickstart a project intended to vacuum carbon dioxide up from the atmosphere to offset global warming.. Projects like ...

Microsoft has signed a contract with a company that will pump shit underground for it in exchange for carbon credits.

IT’S A ONE-TO-ONE EQUATION. One metric ton of carbon dioxide can be reduced from the earth’s atmosphere by 2030 for every ...

Microsoft and Shopify have started to invest heavily in carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies; The U.S. government is strongly backing the sector, including by signalling its intention to buy ...

With too much carbon dioxide in the air warming the planet, and emissions of heat-trapping gases still growing, many climate scientists say finding ways to remove CO 2 from the atmosphere is crucial.

Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., said carbon dioxide removal is critical to achieve net-zero emissions because it is not feasible to eliminate all human-caused sources of greenhouse gas over the next ...

Carbon dioxide removal, or CDR, is the "only way really to provide a balance of net zero if we still have residual emissions in the system,” said Steve Smith, a climate science and policy expert ...

Carbon removal may be the best hope of eventually lowering global temperatures back below that threshold. If humans can manage to draw more CO2 out of the atmosphere than they put in, they could ...

A U.S. oil company is investing heavily in what could become a game-changing technology: Sucking carbon from the sky. Two business models are vying for primacy over how this technology will be used.