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EPA Carbon Rule Will Lead to 'Significant Power Shortages' • Watts Up With That? - Vimarsana News

EPA Carbon Rule Will Lead to 'Significant Power Shortages' • Watts Up With That?

"The EPA is overestimating how quickly technological advances may occur in “green” hydrogen... as well as in carbon capture and storage, or CCS" If wishes were horses, we'd all get ponies for Christmas.

Olympians should be climate activists - Vimarsana News

Olympians should be climate activists

Human rights are not the only frightening shadow hanging over this year’s Olympics. There is also the issue of climate change, as rising temperatures and extreme weather will soon begin changing where competitions can be located.

COLUMNIST: Olympians should be climate activists - Vimarsana News

COLUMNIST: Olympians should be climate activists

The Olympic Games have already thrust China's human rights abuse record into the spotlight, with the United States leading a diplomatic boycott against the event.

Top U.S. oil states vie for carbon capture oversight to speed up permits | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide - Vimarsana News

Top U.S. oil states vie for carbon capture oversight to speed up permits | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Top U.S. oil-producing states are trying to wrest oversight of carbon capture wells from federal regulators, hoping to speed the oil industry’s preferred approach to combating climate warming amid calls for limits on fossil fuel production. Companies are proposing carbon capture and storage (CCS) hubs to sequester greenhouse gas emissions from refineries, chemical and natural ...

Top oil states vie for carbon capture oversight to speed up permits - Vimarsana News

Top oil states vie for carbon capture oversight to speed up permits

The rules governing the carbon-injection wells for most states require federal approval with the first permits taking around six years to win a green light.