Tag: carbon credits
Let’s Talk About Small Modular Reactors
Nuclear has been a bit of a dirty word in the clean technology community, and for good reason. Fears of nuclear meltdown, support for clandestine or latent nuclear weapons programs, and many other valid concerns have been discussed, sometimes to death and sometimes to exaggeration. But anyone who lives in … [continued]
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Interview With Carbon Removal India CEO Asitava Sen On Scaling CDR In India
What was it that first made you interested in carbon removal, and when? Honestly speaking, a year ago, I did not know about CDR — except having heard of only biochar — but that too as a soil carbon enhancement “product” and not as a carbon removal method. I come … [continued]
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Solar Power Surges Around The World
Solar power is experiencing strong growth in countries around the world, despite furious push back from the fossil fuel industry.
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International Maritime Organization Reaches Agreement On Shipping Emissions
A new plan agreed to by the nations of the world — but not the US — will place a price on carbon emissions from ocean shipping.
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BlueShift Electro-Chemical Process Extracts Critical Minerals From Industrial Waste & Seawater
There are many minerals and other valuable components that have commercial value in wastewater and industrial waste. The problem is that extracting them can prove so costly that there is little room left for profit. Furthermore, the existing methods for extracting them have some negative impacts on the environment. BlueShift, … [continued]
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