The bioenergy and CCS method was the most cost-effective way of tackling carbon emissions, said the team at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden, publishing their research in the journal Environmental Research Letters on Thursday. Such an approach could offset and even reverse other emissions from fossil fuels, they claimed.
Friday, July 19, 2013
Trees for Energy Could Lessen Global Warming
http://www.motherjones.com/environment/2013/07/global-warming-carbon-capture-storage
Global warming could be reversed using a combination of burning trees and
crops for energy, and capturing and storing carbon
dioxide underground (CCS), according to an analysis by scientists. But experts
cautioned that trying such an approach after temperatures had passed dangerous
levels could be problematic, as climate change reduced the number of trees
available for "bioenergy".
The bioenergy and CCS method was the most cost-effective way of tackling carbon emissions, said the team at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden, publishing their research in the journal Environmental Research Letters on Thursday. Such an approach could offset and even reverse other emissions from fossil fuels, they claimed.
The bioenergy and CCS method was the most cost-effective way of tackling carbon emissions, said the team at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden, publishing their research in the journal Environmental Research Letters on Thursday. Such an approach could offset and even reverse other emissions from fossil fuels, they claimed.
