MOL signs up with Climeworks for direct air carbon capture and storage
Shipping line MOL has become the second ONE partner investing in direct air carbon capture ...
As could be expected from last week’s MEPC failure to honour the Paris accord, we begin this week with a great many stories on how the IMO fell short.
At the behest of China, Saudi Arabia (whose deserts will shortly be uninhabitable) and Brazil (whose rainforests are shrinking swiftly), targets were neutered to the point of becoming mere “indicative checkpoints” – whatever that means.
There was an agreement to cut 20% of GHG emissions by 2030, and 70% by 2040. But only ...
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