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Carbon capture: savior or a boondoggle?

Wednesday 26 Jan 22 11:00am

WHILE much of President Joe Biden's climate change agenda has stalled in Congress, there is one nascent — and controversial — technology for reducing carbon emissions that has received billions in public funds in 2020 and 2021: Carbon capture.

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