What if carbon taxes were based on income linked to emissions—rather than consumption?
A new study suggests that a shareholder-based carbon tax might be more effective than a consumer-based one.
A new study suggests that a shareholder-based carbon tax might be more effective than a consumer-based one.
Restoring populations of otters, wolves, whales, fish and other ecosystem-shaping creatures could capture an eye-popping 6.4 billion tons of CO2 annually
But it’s still a fossil fuel. Can we get over that?
“Deep learning” algorithms are usually evaluated in terms of accuracy—but some researchers say they should also be judged on their environmental impact.
“The elephant in the room is the supply chain of fossil fuel-powered vehicles, not that of electric vehicles,” says lead researcher.
A dual-layer fabric acts like clothes for vehicles, buildings, and even spacecrafts, regulating their temperature and reducing energy use.
While death, destruction and war crimes dominate the headlines, some striking climate implications are now also coming into focus
“All you need to add is sugar and the cells do the rest” . . . enabling low-emissions manufacture of drugs and fuels
And that was the researchers’ more conservative estimate.