The Race to Zero Emissions
Most climate-change stories are doom and gloom. Not the ones in this series. The world has committed to keeping global temperature rise below the dangerous 2°C threshold, which requires reducing greenhouse-gas emissions to zero. Around the world, businesses small and large believe there’s money to be made in the race. This series investigates how the revival of left-for-dead carbon-capture technology could save humanity.
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- PLANET'S ALLY?China is the acid-test for a technology that could save the world from catastrophic climate changeQuartz • December 15, 2017
- SAVE THE WORLDInteractive: Can you get carbon emissions under control?Quartz • December 14, 2017
- QZ&AThe compelling case for capturing carbon emissions and burying them undergroundQuartz • December 13, 2017
- A RESILIENT WORLDAn innovative natural-gas power plant could be the future of hurricane-proof electricityQuartz • December 12, 2017
- POWER TO GASBatteries can’t solve the world’s biggest energy-storage problem. One startup has a solution.Quartz • December 11, 2017
- CHASING CARBONThe teenager inventor who could change the way the world fights climate changeQuartz • December 8, 2017
- UNREFINEDRich countries are reducing their emissions—by exporting them to ChinaQuartz • December 7, 2017
- CONCRETE THOUGHTSThe material that built the modern world is also destroying it. Here’s a fixQuartz • December 6, 2017
- TURBINE REDESIGNA radical startup has invented the world’s first zero-emissions fossil-fuel power plantQuartz • December 5, 2017