This story was originally published by. An Ohio bill that would establish rules for underground carbon dioxide storage is ...

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is no longer just a future concept but is becoming a practical solution helping companies to plan cleaner energy projects and meet climate and sustainability goals, a ...

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a process that captures carbon dioxide gas emissions and safely sequesters them underground, helping reduce harmful carbon emissions. Here's what you should know.

The amount of mud that would need to be removed for the project could fill LSU's Pete Maravich Assembly Center nearly twice ...

Carbon capture and storage offers a way to rein in global carbon emissions. But financial and regulatory obstacles, as well as public fears, are delaying the technology’s long-awaited ...

Carbon capture and storage, also called carbon sequestration, traps carbon dioxide after it is produced and injects it underground. The gas never enters the atmosphere. Skip to main content.

But carbon capture isn’t a solution to climate change. In fact, it will entrench and grow the pollution that has already plagued frontline communities for decades. Here’s how it works, and what the ...

The Greater Terre Haute NAACP Branch is taking steps to play a greater role in education and advocacy efforts against a ...

Carbon capture and storage is starting to happen. A plethora of CCS projects has emerged in the last year. This is a promising sign for a technology on which much hope rests – CCS could account ...

In the past year, investment in carbon capture and storage has increased significantly in the United States, underscoring the value of this technology to move toward a more efficient energy future.

Carbon capture and storage — aka CCS, or sometimes CCUS — is a dangerous delay tactic championed by the fossil fuel industry and other polluters, like the biomass industry. It takes resources away ...

Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) looks set to become one of the next major talking points in energy, as countries around the globe struggle to reduce carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions ...