We’ve got carbon capture all wrong
In today's WIRED DAILY, we explain why we've got carbon capture all wrong, and how Israel grew into a fake meat powerhouse.
We're transitioning to renewables; we are using the energy we generate with extraordinary efficiency; our industries are innovating with clean, green methods; we're recycling, reusing and reclaiming. Our greenhouse gas emissions are slowing. But perhaps it's not enough.
There is another final – some might say 'last resort' – set of tools in the decarbonisation toolkit: 'negative emissions technologies' – technologies that store or sequester more greenhouse gas emissions than they produce. These come in two main forms: nature-based solutions such as reforestation and afforestation, and more technological solutions such as direct air carbon capture and storage, enhanced weathering, biochar, and soil carbon sequestration.
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