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Woodchippping Australia's native forests to make cement?
* Concerns native forests could be part of Cement Australia's 'sustainable' fuel option as it moves away from #coal >>
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* Environmental impact of concrete >>
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#climate #NativeForests #Biodiversity #LoggingIndustry #cement #concrete #energy #pollution #PavePardise
Wow. This is really harsh criticism👍 of integrated assessment modelers and engineers who hide everything that challenges their lifestyle in fairy tales about CCS and H2. Allwood shows how #paper, #steel, #cement, #aluminum, #plastic, and #glass can only become climate-neutral through degrowth.
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The best thing is his harsh language. He takes no prisoners, but shoots liars on sight.
No wonder. After all, it was their lies that always prevented greenhouse gas reductions from being implemented quickly enough to match the risk. Academia bears a huge share of the blame.
#CCS #ClimateChange #IAM #SharedEconomicPathways #Degrowth #EconObscene #Economics #ClimateEconomics
Too late for CCS and hydrogen - Nature Chemical Engineering
Fifty years after it was commercialized, global carbon capture and storage (CCS) capacity is equal to 0.09% of global emissions. Meanwhile, global emission-free electricity generation grows at a steady, linear rate.Nature
US presses NATO for major reset, ending mission in Iraq – POLITICO - Bytes Europe
Contacted by POLITICO, a NATO official speaking on behalf of the organization said there is “no timeline associated with NATO Mission Iraq ... or with KFOR,”BYTESEU (Bytes Europe)
How to cut CO₂ when it's part of the chemical formula that makes the product in question: CaCO₃ + Heat = CaO + CO₂.
My next entry into what's now turned into a Milken Review mini-series is out
The positive climate news you may have missed this year
Much climate news is gloomy, but there are positive developments all the time — so many, in fact, that it’s easy to miss some of the things that have been happening.David Fickling (The Japan Times)
EU carbon border tax goes easy on dirty Chinese imports, industry warns – POLITICO
“Inconsistencies in the figures of default values and benchmarks would dilute the incentive for cleaner production processes and allow high-emission importsBYTESEU (Bytes Europe)
Key Insights from "Hard to Abate, Impossible to Ignore" panel at Columbia:
Decarbonizing steel and cement with electrochemistry, green hydrogen, and a "geological hack"
Could we have cracked one of the world's toughest climate problems?
It is almost impossible to make cement without emissions, but carbon-capture-and-storage technology is finally being deployed to decarbonise the sector.
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#CarbonCapture #Cement #Netzero #Decarbonise #Decarbonisation #CO2 #Engineering #Tech #UK #Wales #Germany #Science
Living microbial cement supercapacitors with reactivatable energy storage
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#HackerNews #Living #microbial #cement #supercapacitors #energy #storage #sustainable #tech #green #innovation
Chuyến tàu vận chuyển xi măng đặc biệt! 🚢💨 Nó có khả năng sản xuất nguyên liệu xi măng ngay trên đường đi, giúp giảm chi phí và khí thải. Một giải pháp sáng tạo cho ngành xây dựng! #côngnghệ #xây dựng #sángtạo #tech #innovation #cement
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Meet the cement transport ship that makes cement ingredients while sailing | TechCrunch
London-based Seabound has developed a carbon capture system that transforms CO2 from a ship's engine into limestone, which Heidelberg Materials will use to make cement.Tim De Chant (TechCrunch)
Recycling of Portland Cement and Steel in Electric Arc Furnaces
#greenhacks #science #cement #electricarcfurnace #recycling #hackaday
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Recycling Of Portland Cement And Steel In Electric Arc Furnaces
The use of concrete and steel have both become the bedrock of modern-day construction, which of course also means that there is a lot of both which ends up as waste once said construction gets demo…Hackaday

