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Could carbon capture & sequestration work in big cities like NYC?
Given the state of climate policy in Washington, one could be forgiven for thinking that carbon capture and storage, or CCS, had pretty much fallen off the global to-do list. CCS is shorthand for a host of technologies that promise … Continue reading
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kindling controversy: hansen, mckibben, revkin & a cohort of climate change gurus to converge @ the met | NYC event 4/29/10
PEN WORLD VOICES FESTIVAL presents WEATHER REPORT: WHAT CAN WE DO? Can we turn back the tides of global warming? THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 8 p.m. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium (E 83rd @ 5th Av) A major transatlantic conversation about … Continue reading