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Microsoft, Salesforce Add $300 Million to Carbon Removal’s Growing Cash Pile
May 25, 2022
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Microsoft, Salesforce Add $300 Million to Carbon Removal’s Growing Cash Pile
A new initiative is helping direct funding to expensive €” but necessary €” climate solutions like negative emissions technologies.
This London Startup Has a Cheaper Way to Suck Carbon From the Air
May 12, 2022
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This London Startup Has a Cheaper Way to Suck Carbon From the Air
Mission Zero Technologies raised $5 million to take its capture plant from lab to pilot scale.
Musk and Google Add to $2 Billion Boost for Carbon Removal
May 3, 2022
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Musk and Google Add to $2 Billion Boost for Carbon Removal
The delay in cutting emissions is opening up opportunities for technologies that promise to undo climate damage.
Bloomberg.com
Dec 13, 2020

Slowing Climate Change With Sewage Treatment for the Skies

Removing carbon from the atmosphere  is expensive €”but so are a lot of other necessary things.