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 Listen: "The Climate of the 2020s and the 2030s is Already Preordained" | Mother Jones...... We need to incentivize new policies to get them to penetrate the marketplace, some of the new renewable energy policies. We clearly need an Apollo-scale project on things such as carbon capture and storage. No single country should go it alone: We need Europe to work together with the US, Japan, China, and the private sector for the technologies we need for tomorrow. It's quite clear: ...... (295 words by motherjones.com)(12/06/2012) | Project |
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| Is Fracking Good for the Environment? | Mother Jones ...... fracking a better environmental bet, and McCabe highlights the two most important of them: (1) Eliminate leaks completely from the natural gas production process, and (2) use carbon sequestration to substantially reduce carbon emissions from gas-fired electrical plants. If we really are going to drill, baby, drill—and all the evidence suggests we are—these two things should ...... (652 words by motherjones.com)(09/07/2012) | Legislation Project |
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| Why Is It So Hard to Clean Up Coal? | Mother Jones ...... to clean up coal. "That's by far the biggest barrier to the whole thing," says Revis James of the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), an industry group. The "energy penalty" for carbon capture and storage (CCS for short) can be as high as 28 percent. Cost: With current technology, CCS increases the price of coal-generated electricity as much as 94 percent—and in the absence of ...... (367 words by motherjones.com)(08/10/2012) | Legislation Project |
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| 6 Ways California Is Planning to Adapt to Climate Change | Mother Jones ...... half of the nation's fruits and vegetables. To save the agro industry in California, scientists are looking towards new irrigation technologies, crop diversification, and soil carbon sequestration, which moves CO2 from the atmosphere into the soil through crop residues. 3. "Planned Retreat". Waters look to rise 55 inches by the end of the century, bringing with them wildly destructive "100- ...... (569 words by motherjones.com)(08/04/2012) | Project |
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| William deBuys: The Oxygen Planet Struts Its Stuff ...... is at stake, more even than the stability of soils, ecosystems, and watersheds: the forests of the western United States account for 20 percent to 40 percent of total U.S. carbon sequestration. At some point, as western forests succumb to the ills of climate change, they will become a net releaser of atmospheric carbon, rather than one of the planet’s principle means of storing it. ...... (2519 words by huffingtonpost.com)(07/24/2012)  [Show/Hide 4 Additional Articles] | Project |
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| Don't Feel Bad About Getting an Xmas Tree | Mother Jones ...... wood itself. Cutting down on herbicide use and providing groundcover between rows of firs can double that concentration of carbon in the soil. The researchers' goal is to see if carbon sequestration could potentially be profitable for struggling Christmas tree farmers who want to sell offsets, or amounts of carbon dioxide emissions avoided. If legislation is passed to limit emissions of ...... (650 words by motherjones.com)(12/13/2012) | Legislation |
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| Why Is It So Hard to Clean Up Coal? | Mother Jones ...... to clean up coal. "That's by far the biggest barrier to the whole thing," says Revis James of the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), an industry group. The "energy penalty" for carbon capture and storage (CCS for short) can be as high as 28 percent. Cost: With current technology, CCS increases the price of coal-generated electricity as much as 94 percent—and in the absence of ...... (379 words by motherjones.com)(04/02/2012) | Legislation Project |
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| Let's Get This Party Started | Mother Jones ...... generators defending their turf? It looks like that's where we're headed. Brune was even more forceful in his take on new power deployments. He derided nuclear power and coal with carbon capture. Say what you want about nuclear power, but you can't call it cheap. There's a reason why Wall St. is reluctant to finance nukes in the US without loan guarantees. Even if we ignore the persistent ...... (2484 words by motherjones.com)(11/18/2010) | Legislation Project |
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| Brainstorming a New Approach to Climate Policy | Mother Jones ...... climate change? Perhaps the most radical suggestion is to move energy research into the national security realm, with the Department of Defense pushing for breakthroughs in wind power, carbon capture, and so forth. But other ideas abound. In the near-term, as many as one-third of the nation's aging fleet of coal plants could go (or be pushed) offline. This period of transition could be a key ...... (509 words by motherjones.com)(11/16/2010) | Legislation Project |
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| How Climate Change Kills History | Mother Jones ...... of environmental legislation is the Whiny College Student Reduction Act of 2010? Klaatu marachas necktie If they're so concerned with The Environment, why not do some of that carbon sequestration where it'll do some good, like putting out coal seam fires? Of course, that'd be work, and would probably interrupt the shirt-rending and hand-wringing sessions.. Klaatu marachas necktie Hey, ...... (929 words by motherjones.com)(10/17/2009) | Legislation Project |
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