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The shift is a win for European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen, who championed the landmark green policy even as her own political family opposed it.

At least, that’s what Glen Meyerowitz thinks. An engineer by training, Meyerowitz leans heavily on that concept at Clairity Technology, the direct air capture startup he founded in 2022. Most other carbon capture companies try to squeeze nearly all the juice from the lemon, saturating their sorbent materials with enough CO2 that the end result is an almost entirely pure stream of the gas.

The ethanol industry is pushing back on a California proposal to require sustainability requirements for biofuel feedstocks.

Aviation transitioning to net zero CO2 goal by 2050 comes at a cost!

Magsort to help decarbonise slag processing at Emirates Steel Arkan's Al Ain Cement plant

Call ’em nature’s minuscule miracle workers.

As we think about cutting emissions to reduce the rate of climate change, it raises the question of costs. What are the relative costs of prevention vs paying for the

Lafarge Canada producing 100% Portland limestone cement at St-Constant cement plant

Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke shocked fans oft the BBC show by making a huge swipe at his former co-stars during the live tour at London's O2

Acid rain from atmospheric pollution can reduce methane emissions from rice paddies by up to 24 per cent according to research led by Dr Vincent Gauci of The Open University. This is potentially a beneficial side effect of the high pollution levels China - the world’s largest producer of rice - is often associated with.