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ProPublica swings and misses on their investigation into CCS
Deploying carbon capture and storage (CCS) at a climate-relevant scale and in an equitable and safe manner will be hard. It will cost trillions of dollar. It will involve geologic risks that can only be addressed through successively larger...
Project Drawdown… hold the drawdown?
I have enormous respect for Project Drawdown. In the early days of the Carbon180 (known as the Center for Carbon Removal at the time), Project Drawdown co-founders Amanda and Paul were invaluable fellow travelers and thought partners in thi...
Quibbles with the headline of Noah Kaufman’s otherwise excellent post on climate economics
My CGEP colleague has a great new blog out that discusses where economists initially went wrong on thinking about climate policy. It is worth reading in full.
Noah is a professional economist, so quibbling with his work from the position...
Dispatch from the carbon capture front
Part 1: the Carbon Capture Coalition annual meeting
Earlier this week, the Carbon Capture Coalition (CCC) held their annual meeting in Chicago. The CCC consists of environmental groups, industry, and labor organizations that collaborate...
Permitting reform offers the U.S. Environmental NGO community an opportunity to pivot on oil and gas
To stop climate change, U.S. environmental NGOs (ENGOs) have made it clear that they want to end the use of fossil fuels as fast as possible. I say: great.
To end the use of fossil fuels as fast as possible, ENGOs want to encourage the ado...
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