The nation expects the scheme will help remove 18 million tonnes of greenhouse gases per year by 2030
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Scientists work out way to get geological CCS rockin’
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh say interrupting the flow of gas into underground rock storage can improve efficiency
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Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels ‘to soar through 2019’
The Met Office has predicted a rise in carbon dioxide concentration of 2.75 parts per million
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Microwaves could cut engine emissions?
Micro Wave Ignition suggests replacing spark plugs with its innovative new ignition system could reduce fuel consumption
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Carbon emissions rise for first time in five years
The IEA expects greenhouse gases from advanced economies to spike as oil and gas use increases
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Fossilised algae could provide global warming timeline
Scientists suggest a component of chlorophyll can be used to study the past and predict the future
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Marine environment & climate research launch by Scotland
It will explore the marine environment's ability to store carbon dioxide and mitigate against the effects of climate change
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Battery: new tech ‘could suck CO2 out of the air’
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology say it could be integrated with carbon capture tech
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Carbon emissions ‘will threaten crops and human nutrition’
Africa, South and Southeast Asia and the Middle East are expected to be the regions most affected
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Canadian firm granted $375k for carbon capture technology
The government says the project in Quebec City could cut costs for future commercial projects
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