BBC

The controversial machine sending CO2 to the ocean and making hydrogen

The ocean has already been a vast and often unacknowledged ally in protecting humans from climate change. It has absorbed more than 90% of the heat generated from our greenhouse gas emissions and ...
Daily Mail

World’s biggest 'carbon-sucking' machine is switched on in Iceland: $15 million device will capture 4,000 TONS of CO2 per year and could help 'reverse climate change'

The world's biggest carbon-sucking machine, billed as a tool to reduce climate change, has been switched on in Iceland. The $15 million (£10.8 million) 'direct air capture' (DAC) machine, created by ...
Daily Mail

Inside the world's biggest 'carbon-sucking' machine: Enormous device in Iceland dubbed 'Mammoth' captures up to 36,000 TONS of CO2 per year - and could help 'reverse climate ...

It has been billed as an ingenious solution in the battle against climate change. And from photos alone, the true purpose of the 'Mammoth' machine stationed in Iceland may deceive you. The 360ft ...
The Independent

From tree planting to CO2-sucking machines: How could ‘negative emissions’ help to tackle the climate crisis?

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...
The Mirror

New hydrogen trial could see two-thirds reduction in CO2 emissions in paper-making

The UK’s very first paper mill to use hydrogen will go on trial in 2024 – enabling toilet paper and kitchen towel to be made in a more sustainable way than ever before. The existing machine at Tawd ...