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Rail systems around the world could be harnessed to capture carbon dioxide using specially designed trains, researchers from the University of Sheffield have said.

Vodka, jet fuel, protein… according to a new clutch of carbon-to-value startups, these are just some of the things that can be manufactured from thin air

Stamford Welland Academy students use everyday objects in an experiment to combat climate change.

Stamford Welland Academy students use everyday objects in an experiment to combat climate change.

Scientists believe carbon capture on a massive scale is a vital response to climate change.

by Jim Lane (Biofuels Digest) Anyone facing a carbon target or price wants to capture carbon. The advanced players are turning towards carbon capture and use — as a way to pay for carbon capture and a place to put it for the long-term. What’s working, how, where and why? Peter Styring from University of Sheffield shared the answers with us on last week’s DigestConnect, but if you missed it, check out his slide guide only here to find out why carbon capture and use is growing so fast, how...