We need to reduce the emissions coming from the energy and industrial sectors if we are to reach Net Zero. CCm Technology's Chief Executive Officer, Pawel Kisielewski and Chief Technical Officer, Professor Peter Hammond explain how they capture carbon dioxide, ammonia, nitrogen and other waste streams, and either store the captured material or convert it into valuable resources like fertilizer.
The agricultural sector is one of the world’s most significant sources of greenhouse gas emissions, with fertilizer production responsible for a significant proportion of the overall figure; but agriculture also has the potential to sequester more carbon than it emits.
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RE:TV Reabsorbing Carbon
Accelerating carbon capture from natural chemical weathering
With more than 2 trillion tonnes of excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere today, we need to accelerate efforts to capture existing #CO2 as well as reduce our emissions. The oceans are one of the largest carbon sinks on the planet, abs... -
RE:TV Responsive Agriculture
Working with agricultural communities to adapt to climate change in Rwanda
Rwanda's economy is predominantly agricultural, with 80% of the population depending on farming for their livelihoods. Its hilly landscape makes it particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, with increased d... -
RE:TV Reconsidering Ecosystems
The importance of protecting biodiversity as we address climate change
"A key concept in ecology is that no single species exists on its own. Everything depends on other species to survive, and that includes humans.”
Thomas Crowther is professor of ecology in the Department of Environmental Syste...
