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Liz Truss Book Calls for Climate Laws to be Abolished and Boasts of Effort to Cancel UK COP Summit

DeSmogBlog

The new book by former Prime Minister Liz Truss urges the UK, U.S. In her book, Ten Years to Save the West , which she is promoting widely this week, Truss writes that “the zealous drive to net zero”, the UK’s legally binding 2050 climate target, amounts to “unilateral economic disarmament” and is “a drag on economic growth”.

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Could a ‘carbon coin’ solve the climate crisis?

GreenBiz

What if there was a way we could fund the climate transition by creating a new global currency, off the books of national and corporate accounts?

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Carbon-captured net-zero cement launches

Envirotec Magazine

Heidelberg Materials is introducing a carbon-captured net-zero cement, said to be the world’s first, which will be available to customers in Europe. Brevik CCS is the world’s first carbon capture facility in a cement plant on a large scale. Brevik cement plant (image credit: copyright Heidelberg Materials).

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Power After Carbon

GreenTechMedia

The electric grid is a central pillar of a zero-carbon economy. This week: what does power after carbon look like? Katherine and Stephen are joined by Dr. Peter Fox-Penner, author of a new book called, “ Power After Carbon.” ” Peter is the founder of the Boston University Institute of Sustainable Energy.

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Top 6 Books On Green Living

Green Living Guy

Here are 6 books which will provide you with. The post Top 6 Books On Green Living appeared first on Green Living Guy. However, it can be challenging knowing where to begin and what lifestyle changes to make in order to develop greener, more eco-friendly habits.

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Book Review: Rummage by Emily Cockayne

Terra Infirma

As it stepped back through the eras Memento-style, Cockayne’s book really made me think about the parallels between recycling/reuse historically and today. But then I’m a circular economy geek and this book isn’t aimed at ‘work me’, whereas ‘holiday me’ found it a great read.

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Book Review: Net Zero: How we stop causing climate change by Dieter Helm

Terra Infirma

I haven’t read a Sustainability book for some time, so when my partner handed me a copy of Dieter Helm’s Net Zero at an Alpkit outdoors store of all places, I thought, yes, I really should give this a go. The most important element is a tax on imported carbon. We have failed.