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Inside the race to scale up CO2 capture technology and hit net zero

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Inside the race to scale up CO2 capture technology and hit net zero

“Negative emissions” technologies involve sucking CO₂ out of the atmosphere. They are essential to net-zero climate plans – but does anyone know how to make them work?

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Fatih Birol interview: Using energy isn’t evil – creating emissions is

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Fatih Birol interview: Using energy isn’t evil – creating emissions is

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How a Norwegian island is already living our climate change future

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How a Norwegian island is already living our climate change future

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oil platform

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UK risks missing 2035 climate target by huge margin, advisers warn

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planes

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European airlines have been lobbying against EU climate plans

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Mining bitcoin requires a lot of computer power

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Bitcoin mining emissions in China will hit 130 million tonnes by 2024

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Global tree loss is undermining tactics to address the climate crisis

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Global tree loss is undermining tactics to address the climate crisis

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What is carbon pricing?

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Carbon pricing

What does net zero emissions really mean?

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What does 'net zero emissions' mean?

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Green energy app lets your car charge when electricity is cheapest

Renewable energy supplier Bulb has created a specific off-peak tariff for electric cars and an app to simplify how people charge their vehicles

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Climate targets at risk as green tech triggers higher energy demands

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We are nowhere near keeping warming below 1.5°C despite climate plans

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Motor industry lobbied for a loophole in UK fossil fuel car ban

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UK should ban gas boiler sales by 2033, say climate advisers

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