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Scientists warn falling groundwater could have far-reaching climate effects.
14 reports · 25 Oct
Summary · from headlines4 points
- West Antarctica's 'Doomsday Glacier' may raise seas 1.2 inches by 2100, even without more warming.
- UN News forecasts global warming will breach 1.5°C, but deep, fast cuts could bring it back.
- Global underground CO₂ storage hit a record 43.6 million metric tons in 2024.
- Global carbon capture projects surpassed 100 as transport and storage networks reshape industrial decarbonisation.
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Carbon Capture and Storage Market to Reach USD 23.6 Billion by 2036 at 14.2% CAGR
openPR.com25 Oct · 22:43CCS Shows Staying Power as Investors Home In on Bankability
Energy Intelligence25 Oct · 22:43Global underground CO₂ storage hit record 43.6 million metric tons in 2024 alone
Phys.org25 Oct · 22:43Anthropogenic groundwater declines may exert far-reaching climatic impacts
Nature25 Oct · 22:07Earth’s Ice Ages May Have Started With a Planet-Wide Ocean Domino Effect
SciTechDaily25 Oct · 20:57Timeline 14 reports
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