Fynsk forskning i naturbaserede løsninger bidrager til Europas Grønne Fremtid
20:34 | Hvordan kan lokale løsninger på Fyn være med til at forme Europas grønne fremtid?
20:34 | Hvordan kan lokale løsninger på Fyn være med til at forme Europas grønne fremtid?
4:12 | Fjernvarme Fyn har valgt ikke at søge støtte fra Energistyrelsens såkaldte CCS-pulje til CO2-fangst.
13:39 | Recent studies have shown Carbon Capture and Storage and Carbon Dioxide Removal to be a completely false economy and yet another ruse by the fossil fuel industry.
25:55 | Peatlands bind more carbon than forests. People around the world are currently working to rewet the moors – while keeping them usable for agriculture.
14:01 | Oil companies are pouring billions into technologies to capture CO2 at fossil fuel plants or even suck it out of the air. They have made big promises — but where are the results?
13:34 | So, Carbon Capture and Storage then. Climate change cure-all or delusional diversion by our friends over at Fossil Fuel HQ?
3:28 | NASA’s Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO) satellites have found that carbon sinks might be changing.
25:56 | Peatlands are very often the setting for chilling folklore. But they serve an important function – for the climate and biodiversity.
1:25:56 | The film team visits climate rescuers in Sudan, Indonesia and Europe. 65,000 acacias are growing in Darfur: a blessing for the bitterly poor region, as well as a carbon dioxide reservoir that can help limit global warming.
11:21 | According to at least one well-respected ranking of solutions to climate change, refrigeration is the number one way we can reduce carbon emissions.
13:02 | Terra Preta, or Amazonian Dark Earth, has long been known for its remarkable biodiversity and fertility. Now a new study by a team of scientists in Brazil has identified what it is that makes Terra Preta so special.
5:44 | Should we pull carbon out of the air with trees, or machines? It’s not as simple as it sounds.
9:51 | Did you know that whales are crucial in maintaining ocean health and cooling the planet? A single whale is capable of storing as much carbon as 1,375 trees — but their populations are at risk.
6:26 | Will carbon dioxide removal work? It has to.
11:59 | Orca is the world’s first large-scale direct air capture and storage plant, built in Iceland by the team at Climeworks.
33:22 | What if we could find a way to stabilize it to ensure our survival long-term? What if we could create a thermostat for planet Earth? Here’s what that might look like.
6:44 | Imens der forskes i hvordan opfanger og lagrer den klimaskadelige CO2, så kunne man begynde at plante mere ålegræs i de kystnære farvande. Vi var med da Kafé Kloden i Odense havde inviteret Maria Gjerding fra Danmarks Naturfredningsforening til at tale.
8:58 | Marine environments are effective at capturing carbon and storing it for thousands of years. But what if we could engineer them to capture even more? Can they take on this burden?
10:40 | Algae is one of the most successful organisms on earth, and we humans are only just starting to understand its potential in our climate mitigation challenge.
13:02 | A UK based company called Brilliant Planet has perfected a method that, at full scale, can drawdown 2 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide from our atmosphere every year while also restoring alkalinity levels to our ocean ecosystems.
11:15 | Cloning isn’t just a storyline in horror films — here’s how cloning trees can mitigate climate change and help save the planet.
12:30 | A new study proposes copying the way nature creates seashells, so that we can durably store billions of tonnes of carbon in solid rocks on the seabed.
50:07 | Arnold Schwarzenegger sets out to explore the military’s relationship with a changing climate while supermodel and activist Gisele Bündchen travels to her home country of Brazil to explore the devastating decline of the country’s forests.
8:50 | Susan Ruffo highlights the ocean’s ready-made solutions to the climate crisis: From storing carbon to providing protection to coastal communities.
12:38 | What do woolly pigs have to do with climate change?
12:06 | Once considered the ugly duckling of environmental conservation, seagrass is emerging as a powerful tool for climate action.
11:27 | Biochar is a kind of charcoal that removes CO2 from the atmosphere, helping yield healthy crops and even producing abundant renewable energy in the form of electricity as it’s made.
25:56 | Planting trees will save the climate. At least, that’s the claim of many environmental organizations. Massive reforestation efforts are taking place worldwide. But just how effective are these campaigns?
7:34 | Kan man fange, lagre eller endnu bedre genanvende klimaskadelig CO2 til flydende grønt brændstof?
Seat At The Table, Episode 8: I’m talking to Dr. Jane Goodall, about how to protect our forests and oceans – and to comic Simon Amstell in a Scottish peat bog to see how they can help soak up huge amounts of carbon if treated right.
22:24 | Seat At The Table, Episode 6: I’m in Scotland and in Kenya looking at how to regrow wild forests.
8:59 | For decades we’ve been planting trees in hopes of reducing carbon pollution. But when it comes to carbon sequestration, have we actually been getting it all backward?
11:42 | We investigate how the planet naturally turns CO2 into stone over long periods of time, and how scientists and engineers are trying to speed up this process in hopes of capturing and storing atmospheric CO2.
4:44 | The Australien Government has made an ad about Carbon Capture and Storage, and it’s surprisingly honest and informative.
42:26 | Humanity faces major challenges. Could roots hold the answers? Research shows that roots have the potential to provide food for the world’s population, stop climate change and help extract resources in an environmentally friendly way.
34:28 | Even if we could switch today to entirely renewable energy, it will be necessary to remove trillions of tons of CO2 from the atmosphere.