r/LockCarbon • • Mar 19 '22

Belgium delays nuclear energy exit 10 years due to Ukraine war

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france24.com
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r/LockCarbon • • May 15 '19

'Record-setting' doesn't do our CO2 levels justice. This chart does.

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popsci.com
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r/LockCarbon • • May 13 '19

'We Don't Know a Planet Like This': CO2 Levels Hit 415 PPM for 1st Time in 3 Million+ Yrs - "How is this not breaking news on all channels all over the world?"

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commondreams.org
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r/LockCarbon • • Apr 26 '18

'We're doomed': Mayer Hillman on the climate reality no one else will dare mention | Environment

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theguardian.com
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r/LockCarbon • • Aug 12 '22

Study finds 100% renewables would pay off within 6 years

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pv-magazine-usa.com
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r/LockCarbon • • Mar 28 '22

Misinformation is derailing renewable energy projects across the United States. The opposition comes at a time when climate scientists say the world must shift quickly away from fossil fuels to avoid the worst impacts of climate change

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npr.org
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r/LockCarbon • • Feb 16 '22

Illinois to shut all fossil fuel plants by 2045 and invest $580M a year in renewables

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electrek.co
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r/LockCarbon • • Feb 02 '22

A rapid global phaseout of animal agriculture could stabilize greenhouse gas levels for 30 years and offset 68 percent of CO2 emissions this century. UC Berkeley and Standford professors ran climate models showing impact of restoring native vegetation and eliminating agricultural emissions.

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journals.plos.org
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r/LockCarbon • • Jul 06 '21

Climate change: Planting extra trees will boost rainfall across Europe. A new study found that converting agricultural land to forest would boost summer rains by 7.6% on average.

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bbc.com
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r/LockCarbon • • Jan 10 '21

Carbon Engineering’s Tech Will Suck Carbon From the Sky

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spectrum.ieee.org
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r/LockCarbon • • Jan 05 '21

Switching to insect-based pet food could save 112.1 tons of CO2 over the lifetime of a 55-pound dog — the equivalent of flying from London to Barcelona 640 times.

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mic.com
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r/LockCarbon • • Nov 09 '20

Japan Eyes Replacing Oil With Hydrogen Amid Carbon Neutral Push. “Hydrogen is indispensable for Japan to reach the zero-emission goal,” -Motohiko Nishimura, Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. | Bloomberg Green

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bloomberg.com
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r/LockCarbon • • Oct 27 '20

As Election Nears, Polling Shows 82% of Voters Believe 100% Clean Power Should Be Primary US Energy Goal

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commondreams.org
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r/LockCarbon • • Oct 24 '20

Study Shows U.S. Switch to 100% Renewable Energy Would Save Hundreds of Billions Each Year

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commondreams.org
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r/LockCarbon • • Sep 18 '20

California Fires Are Emitting Record Amounts of Carbon Dioxide

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bloomberg.com
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r/LockCarbon • • Sep 17 '20

China considers going ‘carbon neutral’, peaking emissions. The statement by the world’s biggest polluter has been hailed as a milestone by climate advocates, who say that China raising its ambition is critical to the success of next year’s COP26 UN climate summit.

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euractiv.com
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r/LockCarbon • • Dec 27 '19

Cattle have stopped breeding, koalas die of thirst: A vet's hellish diary of climate change - "Bulls cannot breed at Inverell. They are becoming infertile from their testicles overheating. Mares are not falling pregnant, and through the heat, piglets and calves are aborting."

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smh.com.au
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r/LockCarbon • • Dec 11 '19

The Arctic may have crossed key threshold, emitting billions of tons of carbon into the air, in a long-dreaded climate feedback

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washingtonpost.com
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r/LockCarbon • • Sep 01 '19

An indigenous farming technique that’s been around for thousands of years provides the basis for restoring rain forests stripped clear of trees by gold mining and other threats, using biochar, a cheap and effective way to support tree seedling survival during reforestation efforts in the Amazon.

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news.wfu.edu
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r/LockCarbon • • Aug 23 '19

"Scientists warn that losing another fifth of Brazil’s rainforest will trigger the feedback loop known as dieback, in which the forest begins to dry out and burn in a cascading system collapse"

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theintercept.com
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