Initially, I reviewed every option in Windy’s “Air Quality” options panel.

>"If most of the problem is caused by enormous corporations and slow-moving governments, what am I supposed to do about it? Here’s what."

"Google announced a suite of new features that it says will help people who use their platforms make more sustainable choices. The new services focus on reducing planet-heating greenhouse gas emissions and are primarily found on Search, _...Read More_

>"Kelp forests in the coastal ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest capture carbon and create biodiverse habitats for many species."

"Carbon Brief looks at national responsibility for historical emissions of CO2 from 1850-2021, updating analysis published in 2019."

"Worldwide, dead and decaying wood releases roughly 10.9 gigatons of carbon every year. This is roughly 115% of annual fossil fuel emissions, a new study shows. The research, published in Nature, is the first time that researchers have been _...Read More_

"Grasslands store carbon, slow climate change, and foster biodiversity, but their scientific value has been overlooked."

>"An energy crisis across Europe is foreshadowing what may happen as America looks to achieve net-zero carbon emissions and meet the _...Read More_

>"Mounting questions about cryptocurrencies’ energy consumption are helping to fuel development of sustainable altcoins."

The world’s largest plant designed to suck carbon dioxide out of the air and turn it into rock has started running, the companies behind the project said on Wednesday.

The Indonesian government has walked back an earlier pledge to phase out all coal-fired power plants, saying now that it will keep them running but fit them with carbon capture technology.

>"People are likely to be confused by common terms like "mitigation" and "carbon neutral," according to a recent _...Read More_

>"President Biden’s climate envoy ended talks in China with a pledge to continue negotiations. But Beijing warned that broader U.S.-China tensions hurt _...Read More_

Really excellent piece on why some environmental justice advocates are coming around to direct air capture, and why others remain concerned. The "all or nothing" kicker sticks the punch.