The rapid rise in emissions means the world could warm faster than previously predicted, said professor Barry Brook, director of the Research Institute for Climate Change and Sustainability at the University of Adelaide in Australia. He said CO2 concentrations could hit 450 ppm by 2030 instead of 2040 as currently predicted.
Major oil and gas companies including Shell, BP, and ExxonMobil have pledged huge sums in the form of research agreements, scholarships and more.
Calcasieu Pass’s unusually long testing phase allows the facility to emit more toxins while making huge earnings.
Speaking at the Conservative Party conference, Alexander Stafford said that his interest in hydrogen stemmed from his past work at the fossil fuel giant.
The technology could provide cover for fossil fuel companies to explore more oil and gas drilling, campaigners say.
Clearing the PR Pollution
Sections
Databases
Topics
Clearing the PR Pollution
Follow
Website by SeriousOtters