Science Museum | Our Future Planet: Global Greenhouse Gas Removal - a Science Museum Group Climate Talk @ScienceMuseum | Uploaded April 2021 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
As well as reducing our CO2 emissions, capturing carbon from the atmosphere could be another way to limit climate change. We’ll be discussing whether this approach offers a solution to the unfolding climate crisis or if it simply offers a false sense of security.
Speakers include:
Dr Emily Shuckburgh
Professor Gideon Henderson
Professor Nilay Shah
Dr Jennifer Wilcox
Ritula Shah (Chair)
Captions, provided by Stagetext, are available by selecting the "Subtitles/Closed Captions" icon above.
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As well as reducing our CO2 emissions, capturing carbon from the atmosphere could be another way to limit climate change. We’ll be discussing whether this approach offers a solution to the unfolding climate crisis or if it simply offers a false sense of security.
Speakers include:
Dr Emily Shuckburgh
Professor Gideon Henderson
Professor Nilay Shah
Dr Jennifer Wilcox
Ritula Shah (Chair)
Captions, provided by Stagetext, are available by selecting the "Subtitles/Closed Captions" icon above.
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Join us throughout 2021 for Climate Talks, a series of free, virtual panel discussions, Q&As and events exploring the problems caused by climate change. Find out more bit.ly/38JLoPI
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Thank you for watching. Your support makes events like this happen. Since the pandemic first hit we have lost 95 of every 100 visitors we would normally welcome to the Science Museum. In these challenging times we need your support now more than ever. We will continue our mission to ignite curiosity through thought-provoking and inspiring virtual events and talks just like this one. Your help large or small will make a huge difference – thank you.
You can donate to the museum here bit.ly/3vtOelk
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