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TEXAS (BLOOMBERG) – Occidental Petroleum Corp is building a futuristic machine on the dusty plains of Texas designed to master the process of corralling carbon, just like the rest of the world. The billion-dollar complex, called Stratos, will suck carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and bury it deep underground. Amazon.com Inc, Shopify Inc, Airbus […]

Several years ago, Lydia Davis made a decision never to set foot in France again. Why such a prohibition—for the translator of Madame Bovary and In Search of Lost Time, a writer who spent two formative years there in her youth? The answer has less to do with France and more to do with the planet. In order to prevent a rise in temperature of more than the two degrees Celsius, the IPCC has stated, the average carbon footprint per person will have to drop below two tons. A round trip flight ...

Experts’ alarmism over artificial intelligence could strangle this technology at birth.

Scientists from all over the world are coming out strongly against an inexcusably hysterical article recently published by the planet's leading wire service. As NewsBusters reported Saturday, the Associated Press published an unbelievably disgraceful article about global warming induced sea level rises supposedly destined to wipe out large amounts of American coastal communities in the next 100 years. Sen. James Inhofe's (R-Oklahoma) communications director, Marc Morano, has received e...

Increased melting of West Antarctica's ice shelves is "unavoidable" in the coming decades, a new study has warned.

More ambitious targets are needed to reduce GHG emissions.

More than 100 senior executives from the Alliance of CEO Climate Leaders, the world's largest CEO-led community committed to net zero emissions, signed an open letter on Tuesday ahead of the COP28 climate conference.They called on leaders from ...

The media push the 'human-caused climate change is causing worsening storms' narrative, despite copious data showing otherwise.

Demis Hassabis calls for greater regulation to quell existential fears over tech with above-human levels of intelligence

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