Biden and oil companies like this climate tech. Many Americans do not.
Carbon dioxide pipelines and underground injection can cut greenhouse gas, but community opposition is fierce.
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Carbon dioxide pipelines and underground injection can cut greenhouse gas, but community opposition is fierce.
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A mixture of water and powdered chalk once concealed the flaws in Tom Sawyer’s fence. Now the wash comes in a metaphorical rainbow of colors and intentions.
When the United Nations climate conference known as COP27 kicked off earlier this week in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, one notable no-show was the Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg. The U.N. conferences, Ms. Thunberg explained to a gathering in London, “are mainly used as an opportunity for leaders and people in power to get attention, using many different kinds of greenwashing.” “Greenwashing” refers to superficial attempts by corporate and political leaders to present an environmentalist or “green” image. That may involve overstating the impact of climate initiatives such as the use of carbon offsets to make up for greenhouse-gas emissions. Or it may involve making a show of eco-friendliness while clamping down on climate activism.
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