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"Confused about carbon capture? Experts explain why we need different types"
#CarbonCapture #Climate #ClimateChange

Confused about carbon capture? Experts explain why we need different types
Carbon dioxide removal is different to carbon capture, utilisation and storage. It’s easy to confuse the two processes but they tackle different problems.

"Canada’s Newest Nickel Mine Will Store 1.5 Millions Tons of Carbon Every Year During Operation"
#Canada #CarbonCapture

Canada’s Newest Nickel Mine Will Store 1.5 Millions Tons of Carbon Every Year During Operation
Canada Nickel estimates that the carbon storage potential across the 41-year mine life of Crawford could extend to 15 million tons per annum.

#idw The Fingerprint of Anthropogenic #Carbon Dioxide Emissions Reaches the Deep North Atlantic.
In a new study, researchers from Bremen map how the Suess effect spreads in the North Atlantic The use of #fossil fuels …

The Fingerprint of Anthropogenic Carbon Dioxide Emissions Reaches the Deep North Atlantic

Weekend #Plankton Factoid 🦠🦐
Researchers that work on zooplankton are all familiar with fecal pellets since it is a major pathway of #carbon flux to the bottom of the oceans. A study recently measured gut passage time of

#idw Marine heatwaves: Rising ocean temperatures reduce the natural #carbon storage capacity of seagrass meadows
Leibniz-Zentrum für Marine Tropenforschung (#ZMT)

Marine heatwaves: Rising ocean temperatures reduce the natural carbon storage capacity of seagrass meadows

"‘Carbon-neutral’ isn’t the goal, cutting emissions is"
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'Carbon-neutral' isn’t the goal, cutting emissions is - edie
Pip & Nut's supply chain and sustainability director, Adam Thompson, explains why the company's decision to step away from carbon neutrality is a good thing, enabling it to invest in supply chain decarbonisation, regenerative agriculture and climate resilience.

"Global surveys find carbon uptake in tropics overestimated"
#Carbon #CarbonDioxide #Trees #Environment

Global surveys find carbon uptake in tropics overestimated
An international team of researchers has found plants in the tropics absorb much less carbon dioxide than previous modeling had suggested, which has implications for ecosystem management.