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EPISODE · Mar 28, 2010 · 53 MIN

Beyond Carbon Neutrality – the promise of Bio Energy with Carbon Capture and Storage.

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with Henrik Karlsson, President and CEO of Biorecro AB Too much of the climate debate has focused on the politics of emission reduction targets, while the science is telling us that CO2 emissions need to be capped and restored to safe levels. What if we could literally extract CO2 from … more >>

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with Henrik Karlsson, President and CEO of Biorecro AB Too much of the climate debate has focused on the politics of emission reduction targets, while the science is telling us that CO2 emissions need to be capped and restored to safe levels. What if we could literally extract CO2 from the atmosphere and put it back underground, where fossil fuels were retrieved? There is a way in which we can do just that with a method called BECCS, Bio Energy with Carbon Capture and Storage. Negative CO2 emissions are generated through plants that combine biomass with carbon storage, allowing carbon dioxide to be captured from the atmosphere and remitted back underground. Founded in early 2007 based on the Swedish and international research in the field of carbon storage from biomass, Biorecro is commercializing BECCS technology with the vision to return to pre-industrial levels of CO2 in the atmosphere during this century. Join us in an interview with co-founder, President and CEO of Biorecro AB, Henrik Karlsson. The Think Globally Radio episode March 28 2015 Bioreco

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