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Three takeaways from Amazon’s new carbon neutralization plan

EDF + Business

That’s why Amazon’s new carbon neutralization paper is a breath of fresh air. By presenting concrete next steps in the net-zero conversation, the paper can help companies move beyond infighting and stay focused on the North Star of driving lasting climate progress across the private sector.

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What is Ruthenium Oxide and How it Powers a Breakthrough in Hydrogen

Hydrogen Fuel News

This is the realm of ruthenium oxide, a catalyst developed by scientists at Oregon State University , making waves in the fight against climate change and greenhouse gas emissions. The Discovery Scientists at Oregon State University have crafted an innovative material capable of transforming sunlight and water into clean energy.

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Maybe we don’t have to capture so much carbon, study suggests

The Verge: Energy

Illustration by Hugo Herrera / The Verge New technologies and changes in consumer habits could limit the use of controversial carbon capture to fight climate change, new research shows. Increased teleworking and taking high-speed rail instead of short-distance flights would also cut down on carbon pollution.

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Ammonia tuning: Developing catalysts for cleaner fuels

Envirotec Magazine

Researchers at the University of Sheffield are exploring new exhaust aftertreatment systems for heavy-duty engines capable of running on clean, zero-carbon fuels such as ammonia. Background The decarbonisation of transport represents a vitally important component of global initiatives to minimise the impacts of climate change.

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How E-Scooters Are Shaping Green Urban Transportation

U.S. Green Technology

Ecologists identify carbon emissions as the leading climate change culprit. In response, companies develop new technology, decreasing atmospheric pollution and increasing the carbon neutrality of future society. Green Technology.

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Why Polluters’ Greenwashing Works and How to Fight It

DeSmogBlog

He’s an ExxonMobil scientist in a company ad that also shows other scientists in a high-tech lab working to develop “low-carbon technologies.” The tagline reads “Advancing Climate Solutions.” A young man goes up a mountain to study the terrain and collect data on his laptop, while epic, orchestral violins play in the background.

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Microsoft ramps up plans to capture carbon from burning wood

The Verge: Energy

Brad Smith, president of Microsoft, speaks during a climate initiative event at the Microsoft campus in Redmond, Washington, on Thursday, January 16th, 2020. Photo: Getty Images Microsoft is doubling down on a controversial plan to capture carbon dioxide emissions from wood-burning power plants.

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