Carbon Capture and Storage
COP30’s Carbon Capture Frenzy – Lobbyists Pushing False Solutions Are Distracting From Real Climate Action
Entrenching a new era of climate colonialism: Carbon Dioxide Removal, carbon markets and Nature Based Solutions at COP30
Japan is planning to dump captured carbon dioxide in countries in the Global South
GeoMonitor updates March 2024: UNEA-6 / Carbon capture techs review / COP28
Over-promising and under-delivering for half a century: CCS is still a risky and unproven technology
Direct Air Capture: Big Oil’s Latest Smokescreen
CCS and DAC continue to fail to deliver despite over a century of R&D
Geoengineering Map Update: Carbon markets are a major driver for geoengineering
Commercialization in geoengineering continues to increase
The current state of CCS in the US after 100 years of CO2 capture and 25 years of extensive federal funding
Geoengineering projects in Africa intensify along with oil and gas expansion
Increased funds for Geoengineering – Quarterly Review III (part 1)
Link Round Up: Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) and the Inflation Reduction Act
Geoengineering Updates: Quarterly Review II 2022
Immense additional fossil fuel extraction and rising climate-relevant emissions from geoengineering projects in Asia
Current political and private sector influences on geoengineering projects in the EU
QUARTERLY REVIEW #3: Carbon Capture and Storage developments in 2021
QUARTERLY REVIEW #3: DAC & CCUS developments in 2021
Carbon Capture or Captured Futures? New Report From Biofuelwatch on California Climate Politics
Fossil fuel industry and investments in CCS & CCUS
Carbfix and Climeworks’ large-scale plans to capture CO2 and inject it into basalt formations in Iceland involve high consumption of scarce resources and potential risks
Quarterly Review #2: Carbon Capture
