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Article by Amanda Doyle Science Museum Group THE Science Museum in London, UK, has launched an exhibition today showcasing carbon capture technology to the public. The exhibition, Our Future Planet, will first show visitors the importance of natural carbon capture in the form of trees and plants, and the work scientists are doing to protect important carbon sinks such as peatland. The next section of the exhibition is an area that displays technology involved in removing CO 2 from the air to be stored or utilised. Visitors can see an early prototype of a mechanical tree, developed by Klaus L...

Last modified on Fri 30 Apr 2021 06.34 EDT It’s a classic question: what would you be willing to overlook in exchange for a big chunk of cash? If money can be put to good use, does it matter where it comes from? In represent. theatre company’s lightly interactive online show, presented by Southwark Playhouse, we’re cast as trustees at the Zoom AGM of the Nyoni Youth and Community Project. After a Covid-impacted year of plummeting donations, the small charity is on the brink. A million-pound donation from the Anders Corporation (with a fun cameo from Mel Giedroyc as the company�...

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Exhibitions in West London Ready to extract carbon from the air. Image copyright Science Museum group SAVING OUR PLANET: We're all trying to do our bit to reduce our carbon footprint, but how do we capture the carbon that's already out there? This free display brings together information and objects on how both forestry and technology can capture carbon — including a mechanical tree that does a fantastic job of it, even though it looks nothing like a tree. There's a fun interactive (and contactless) piece where you can have a go at tackling thorny policy around reducing carbon emissions. T...

Group hits out at oil and gas firm’s sponsorship of Our Future Planet exhibition as ‘appalling’