APC 28

Lost hopes for CCS – added urgency for renewable energy

2013-06-04

Jeffrey H. Michel

Commercial carbon capture and storage technologies will not be widely available in the foreseeable future.

APC-28-lost-hopes-ccs.pdf

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Briefing 17

Geoengineering technologies 2018/2019

– a critical analysis of solar radiation management and carbon capture and storage

Climate change and the Andean cryosphere

The frozen areas covering the peaks and valleys of the Andes are melting at alarming rates, provi

Climate change and biodiversity in the tropical Andes

Climate change threatens biodiversity in the Tropical Andes hotspot

Briefing 16

Phasing out coal in Europe by 2025

An updated list of coal power stations throughout Europe and a proposal of phasing out coal by 20

Briefing

A 1.5°C target is needed to save the Mediterranean Sea region

A short documentary produced by AirClim and the South East European Network for Energy and Transp

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Ecological effects of ocean acidification

By absorbing CO₂ the ocean is becoming more acidic, and this happens at a rate faster

APC 39

What will it take to phase out greenhouse gas emissions from road traffic in the Nordic-Baltic region by 2030–2035?

A conceivable scenario in which the climate impact of road traffic in the Nordic and Baltic count

APC 38

A vision for zero carbon emissions in the Nordic-Baltic region by about 2030

The Nordic-Baltic region can manage without any CO₂ emissions from the electricity, he

APC 36

Cost-benefit analysis of NOx control for ships in the Baltic Sea and the North Sea

The analyses show that a NOx levy and fund system would be a cost-effective complement to NECAs a

Clearing the air

A critical guide to the new national emission ceilings directive.

Future Nordic Diets

Exploring ways for sustainably feeding the Nordics.

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