Carbon Capture
Carbon capture is the removal of carbon dioxide from industrial emissions or from the air, followed by its storage or use.
Why It Matters
It is one of the few routes to cutting emissions from heavy industry, and its economics depend almost entirely on carbon pricing and public support.
Related Terms
- Climate TechnologyClimate technology covers products and systems intended to reduce emissions or manage the effects of a changing climate, from energy and storage to industrial processes.
- Materials ScienceMaterials science is the study and design of materials and their properties, and the work of making them manufacturable at scale.
- Fiscal PolicyFiscal policy is a government's use of spending and taxation to influence the economy.
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Its largest European bet, and a 22-year nuclear contract to keep the servers running.
AI Is Rewriting The Venture Capital Playbook
Capital is moving from software that scales cheaply to machines, chips and power that do not.
Elon Musk Says AI Could Surpass Humanity's Combined Intelligence Within Five Years
Machine intelligence passing the human total, with robots and electricity setting the pace.
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