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Speculative Carbon Capture: The High-Stakes Gamble That Could Derail Current Climate Solutions

2 months ago

The rapid progression of climate change has prompted significant investment into innovative carbon capture technologies, but a recent report highlights a growing concern: these speculative ventures may jeopardize the practical, immediate solutions that could mitigate the impact of carbon emissions today. The article outlines how the allure of large-scale, futuristic carbon capture projects might distract funding and attention from established methods that are ready to deploy and can yield immediate results.

Bangkok Implements Free Public Transport Amidst Escalating Smog Crisis

4 months ago

In a significant response to the worsening air quality in Bangkok, city officials have announced a temporary initiative providing free public transportation for one week. This measure aims to encourage residents to opt for public transit options instead of personal vehicles, thereby reducing the number of cars on the road and alleviating the persistent problem of hazardous air pollution affecting the Thai capital.

Global Warming Reaches Critical Threshold: New Research Signals Urgent Action Needed

7 months ago

Recent findings have revealed that global temperatures are perilously close to surpassing the 1.5 degrees Celsius threshold, a crucial limit set by the Paris Agreement to combat climate change. The new research, published by a team of scientists, indicates that humanity is on the brink of this dangerous milestone, prompting urgent calls for immediate and effective climate action.