01 Jan

CCUS: Cleantech that sucks carbon

This article looks at how climate change is spiking growth in a clean technology called carbon capture and storage (CCS) that lowers CO2 emissions from our use of fossil fuels. Think of our current situation this way: the longer it takes to lower our emissions, the more we will pay. Carbon capture and storage is about taking CO2 out of the atmosphere and permanently re-using or storing it away.

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12 May

Western Wind May Be Where the Twain Shall Meet

In the U.S. West, one unlikely industry, despite politics, is on the verge of aligning opposite parties.  It's a fascinating study in contrasts to examine how a new language of wind power economics is evolving and how this could bring opposite forces surrounding climate change to common ground.

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18 Aug

Global Clean Energy Consensus in Summer of Strife

In the midst of a summer of strife that brought an international air disaster in a Ukrainian war zone, the first Ebola epidemic the world has ever known, another Palestinian - Israeli flare up and Mideast reprise of extremist beheadings and air strikes, renewable energy web watchers latched onto one unifying headline: 'Global Investments in Clean Energy Surges'. At last a Bloomberg New Energy Finance press release offered a reprieve fom the science-fiction-sounding script of unstoppable deaths, injuries and destruction amid the Earth's ultimate oil lands.

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20 Jun

Upswing In Global Climate Bond Investments Tingles Low Carbon Hopes

A recent headline skittered across web pages, as it did above an Environmental Leader article pointing out a "surprising" upward sign in these tentative times: Along with seasonal temperatures, investor interest in climate bonds has warmed to a tune of $174 billion according to an HSBC Change Center commissioned research report.

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