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Climeworks Orca plant, Iceland (Credit: Climeworks)
Five year agreement will see jewellery firm fund direct air capture project that aims to suck up the pollution the carbon has already caused
Luxury jewellers Swarovski has signed a five-year carbon dioxide removal agreement with Climeworks, making it the latest high profile firm to support the world's first commercial direct air capture (DAC)...
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