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Prakash Kashwan

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How to Make Carbon Capture Way More Efficient

A new material that more efficiently filters CO2 from the air could help improve the fledgling technology.

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Cool It, George Soros (Not Literally)

The billionaire expressed interest in geoengineering to block sunlight, as scientists cautiously advise more research into the controversial practice.

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Innsbruck-Based Klimafit Launches Accredited Carbon Literacy Training to Help Austria Achieve Climate Neutrality by 2040

Climate change is making itself felt in Austria and the need for action on climate change is clear and compelling. That’s why training expert klimafit has launched its “Carbon Literacy for Sustainable Futures” course.

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Physicists Propose Blasting Moon Dust Into Space to Fix Climate Change

We could cut fossil fuel use. Or we could put cannons on the Moon and shoot enough dust into orbit to block out the light of the Sun!

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