How could Iceland make the world's heavy industries zero carbon?
Reykjavik Energy hopes to demonstrate carbon and hydrogen sulphur sequestration technologies within five years
One of the world's largest geothermal power companies is taking steps to virtually eliminate its environmental footprint over the next five years, through the use of a new carbon sequestration technology...
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Greener traffic lights: Siemens Mobility completes major London LED retrofit programme
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Paris Agreement exit would damage reputation of US business, top economists warn
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