Reintroducing the Fossil Energy Research and Development Act

Congress considers the carbon removal USE IT Act by Carbon Removal Newsroom

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The boom in carbon removal legislation and funding by Carbon Removal Newsroom

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Is There a Role for Mandates to Drive CDR? by Carbon Removal Newsroom

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Energy Sector Innovation Credit Act & Chevron's troubled carbon capture & storage scheme by Carbon Removal Newsroom

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Turning Biomass into BBQ Sauce for Carbon Removal—w/ Peter Reinhardt of Charm Industrial by Reversing Climate Change

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Microsoft's carbon removal RFP, Apple's carbon neutrality, DAC hearing in Congress, the CREATE Act, REPLANT Act, & FARM Act by Carbon Removal Newsroom

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Ep. 287 GAIN-NRIC Miniseries: Christine King: Christine King joins Bret on the latest episode of Titans of Nuclear to discuss: 1) Christine King reflects on her time at EPRI where she focused on solving inherited material problems related to the use of Alloy 600 in steam generators. ... by Titans Of Nuclear | Interviewing World Experts on Nuclear Energy

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Carbon removal's biggest bill to date? The Clean Economy Jobs and Innovation Act passes the House by Carbon Removal Newsroom

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Climate tech to save the planet: Out of thin air: Can carbon capture scale up? by FT News Briefing

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Erin Burns & Giana Amador | Building a world that removes more carbon than it emits: In this episode, we speak with Erin Burns (Executive Director) and Giana Amador (Co-Founder and Policy Director) of Carbon180, a new breed of climate-focused NGO on a mission to fundamentally rethink carbon. Chad and Gil talked to Erin and Giana about how their early years in rural West Virginia and the Central Valley of California drove their passionate interest in climate policy. We also discussed how Carbon180 has pivoted as an organization over the last six years, the most promising carbon removal technologies (including direct air capture, soil sequestration, and carbon tech), and the essential role of policy in driving solutions in the future. Finally, Erin and Giana give their takes on the most overused energy jargon we should retire and share what "climate positive" means to each of them. by Climate Positive

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Willie Phillips discusses FERC’s pressure points: Willie Phillips, the newest FERC commissioner, spoke with POLITICO’s Catherine Morehouse about his priorities and the biggest issues facing the commission, including the pressure on the agency related to its controversial policy statement on examining gas infrastructure. by POLITICO Energy

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Ep25: Bryony Worthington 'Putting the Act into climate action': How do we get climate at the forefront of politics? How can we good data influence the climate transition? In the first episode of the second season of Cleaning Up, Michael Liebreich speaks to Bryony Worthington: a crossbench member of the House of Lords, founder of Ember, and the lead author of the 2008 UK Climate Change Act. Bio: Baroness Bryony Worthington is a Crossbench member of the House of Lords, who has spent her career working on conservation, energy and climate change issues. Bryony Worthington was appointed as a Life Peer in 2011. Her current roles include co-chairing the cross-party caucus Peers for the Planet in the House of Lords and Co-Director of the Quadrature Climate Foundation. Her opus magnum is the 2008 Climate Change Act which she wrote as the lead author. She piloted the efforts on this landmark legislation – from the Friends of the Earth’s ‘Big Ask’ campaign all the way through to the parliamen by Cleaning Up: Leadership in an Age of Climate Change

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Ep 254: Katie Tubb, Heritage Foundation: Senior Policy Analyst by Titans Of Nuclear | Interviewing World Experts on Nuclear Energy

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FTC signs off on Exxon-Pioneer deal — with a big catch: The Federal Trade Commission is allowing ExxonMobil to buy Pioneer Natural Resources, the biggest crude producer in the Permian Basin, on the condition that Pioneer’s founder does not serve on Exxon’s board because of his alleged contact with OPEC. POLITICO’s Matt Daily breaks down the significance of these allegations and how it raises questions about Big Oil. Plus, the Biden administration announced the next $3 billion tranche of funding to help remove lead pipes from drinking water systems. For more news on energy and the environment, subscribe to Power Switch, our free evening newsletter: https://www.politico.com/power-switch And for even deeper coverage and analysis, read our Morning Energy newsletter by subscribing to POLITICO Pro: https://subscriber.politicopro.com/newsletter-archive/morning-energy Catherine Morehouse is an energy reporter for POLITICO. Nirmal Mulaikal is a POLITICO audio host-producer. Annie Rees is a by POLITICO Energy

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Saving Birds with Paint, Blades in Landfills, BP Slowing Onshore Wind: Rosemary and Allen dig into the use of black paint on wind turbine blades to prevent bird strikes. Painting blades black is not a simple fix - there are structural concerns from Rosemary. Washington State and many other states are passing laws to aboli... by The Uptime Wind Energy Podcast

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How the Supreme Court upstaged Congress on permitting reform: Lawmakers included only modest changes to permitting as part of the debt ceiling deal. But the Supreme Court’s recent decision to sharply curb federal protections under the Clean Water Act could have a far bigger impact on the permitting process across the country. POLITICO’s Annie Snider reports. Plus, the Biden administration on Monday laid out a road map to scale up U.S. clean hydrogen production while driving down costs. Annie Snider covers water issues for POLITICO Pro. Kelsey Tamborrino is a reporter covering clean energy. Nirmal Mulaikal is a POLITICO audio host-producer. Annie Rees is a senior audio producer-host at POLITICO. Jenny Ament is the executive producer of POLITICO’s audio department. For more news on energy and the environment, subscribe to Power Switch, our free evening newsletter: https://www.politico.com/power-switch And for even deeper coverage and analysis, read our Morning Energy newsletter by s by POLITICO Energy

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The Inflation Reduction Act and Cities: ** The Inflation Reduction Act is a monumental and transformative piece of legislation. For the first time the federal government has passed a law that "meets the moment" and puts us within striking distance of reaching critical climate goals. We interview Dr. Pete Wyckoff, Sr. Policy Advisor for Climate Energy and the Environment in the Office of Minnesota Senator Tina Smith, one of the key legislative leaders on climate policy, to learn about how this legislation happened, and what's in it for cities. ** - Our apologies as there was an audio processing error in the initial recording we released. It is corrected in this version. by City Climate Corner

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All Things Cultural Burning with Karuk Tribal Member Bill Tripp: In this episode, we explore one of the topics that is most requested by Life with Fire listeners—cultural burning. We spoke with Karuk tribal member Bill Tripp about his early experiences of cultural burning, and how those experiences reflect in his current work as Director of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy for the Karuk Tribe. We spoke at length about California's Senate Bill 332 (which was signed into law by Gavin Newsom just after Bill and I spoke back in September) and how it would benefit cultural burning practices, as well as how the Karuk Tribe is engaging its youth to return to traditional tribal practices like burning. Information about California Senate Bill 332 and what it means for cultural burners can be found here: https://www.siskiyoudaily.com/story/news/2021/09/16/these-two-new-california-bills-help-tribes-complete-prescribed-burn-projects/8363483002/ For those interested in donating to the by Life with Fire

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‘Ute tax’ hits the skids by The Front

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Global Thematics: A Breakthrough in Nuclear Fusion by Thoughts on the Market

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Empire State of cryptomining: Environmental advocates and New York state lawmakers are pushing for a three-year moratorium on permits for power plants that burn fossil fuels to mine Bitcoin. But, cryptomining advocates warn that if the state enacts this moratorium, it could miss out on many benefits from the technology. POLITICO’s Marie French explains. by POLITICO Energy

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What's happening in the UK? An update from Patricia Silva of the Carbon Removal Centre by Carbon Removal Newsroom

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Exemptions to isolation and the Northern Ireland protocol: In what should have been a big final week of term at Westminster, Boris Johnson had to abandon plans for a big announcement on social care reform. Instead, ministers tried to come up with a series of exemptions to the Covid isolation rules. Plus, how a... by Political Fix

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Action on Climate in House, But Not Enough for Some by Parts Per Billion

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196I_Alan Pears, one of Australia’s leading energy efficiency expert by What is The Future for Cities?

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Best of 2019: FYI Podcast with Elon Musk, George Church, and more: As we wrap up 2019, we would like to thank everyone who listened to the FYI — For Your Innovation podcast. We received incredibly positive feedback for our podcast show and had some truly amazing guests in the past year, by FYI - For Your Innovation

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The future of lithium by The WIRED Podcast

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Michel Goulet of Petzl, US Spends $B on Carbon Capture: Is anything more important than safety? We hope the answer is as obvious as the question is rhetorical. This week's guest, Michele Goulet of Petzl, offers insight into fall protection, access and rescue equipment, by The Uptime Wind Energy Podcast

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Labor's plan to end the climate wars: Anthony Albanese says he wants to end the climate wars, but tomorrow the battle will only intensify, when legislation to force big polluters to cut their emissions comes before the Parliament. So what's in the government's plan? Today, a longtime climate and investigative reporter on the details of the climate safeguards mechanism and the carbon credits trading scheme, and why opposition to both keeps building. Featured: Marian Wilkinson, investigative reporter and author, 'The Carbon Club' by ABC News Daily

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The Medicine of Chernobyl Part 1: What Happened at Chernobyl, Radiation Concepts, and Rad Onc: Inspired by the HBO series Chernobyl, we’re running a series on the biological effects of radiation and its therapeutic uses within radiation oncology. We interview Dr. Greg Thompson, a radiation oncologist (and one of ITB’s earliest supporters) while pr... by InsideTheBoards for the USMLE, COMLEX & Medical School

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