According to the IPCC’s 2018 report, carbon capture and storage – in addition to a significant reduction in emissions – will be necessary in order to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels.
But what is carbon capture, how does it work, and what is its potential?
Dr. Howard Herzog, MIT Energy Initiative Senior Research Engineer, and a pioneer of carbon capture technology, joined Climate Now to help us understand carbon capture and storage and its role on our path to net-zero emissions.
Featuring:
Howard Herzog
MIT Energy Initiative Senior Research Engineer
Howard Herzog
MIT Energy Initiative Senior Research Engineer
Hosted By:
Katherine Gorman
Climate Now Host
Katherine Gorman
Climate Now Host
Katherine Gorman is a podcast host for Climate Now. She has worked for terrestrial public radio stations across the US, and is also co-host of the podcast “The Talking Machines”. She is excited to democratize the climate conversation and to learn and share knowledge from experts in the field.
James Lawler
Climate Now Host
James Lawler
Climate Now Host
