…capita rebate. So why not begin setting up this system now, but start the rebate immediately while phasing in the carbon pricing a year or so later to provide a…

…or offset by feebates, to avoid harming the poorest who burn less carbon but also need to burn what they burn to live. A fossil carbon tax set high enough…

…don’t get me wrong. Carbon emissions may indeed be causing harmful climate change, and dramatic reductions by Americans may actually do some good. But in typical green journalism fashion, the…

…although she doesn’t endorse the government’s recent move to sell $750 million worth of carbon credits to Exxon’s partner, Hess Corporation. Critics of carbon credits argue that they should only…

…the electricity comes from inefficient coal. Even in this worst-case scenario, an EV still uses around one-third less energy than gasoline. An EV charged in West Virginia also reduces carbon…

Testing Oceanic Carbon Capture I’ve mentioned previously the hypothesis that iron fertilization of the ocean and consequent phytoplankton blooms is one feasible method to achieve global carbon capture. Small-scale experiments…

…“never mind.” – 2024: Investigative reporting finds that oil companies have been using “carbon capture”—which they market as a climate solution—primarily to extract more oil. These are, again, just a fraction…

…MSR technology–a false dichotomy. Needless to say, his personal attacks ended our friendship. Nowadays, it looks like carbon capture/geoengineering is being vilified as the enemy of conservation/renewable energy on the…

Peat bogs capture much more carbon per acre than forests. Currently, peatlands store twice as much carbon as all the world’s forests . One problem is that they are being…

…of the carbon dioxide emitted from fossil-fuel combustion. Yet the loss of wetlands and soil moisture, together with deforestation, is depleting some of the world’s most important carbon stores, accelerating…