By Ali Zaidi, Susan Mac Cormac and Shane Shelley ( May 7, 2018, 3:13 PM EDT) -- The powerful momentum behind clean energy promises real progress in the fight against global climate change. Mounting scientific evidence urges, however, that to win we cannot just reduce the carbon-intensity of the energy we use — we also need to catch the carbon pollution already in the atmosphere. To achieve our climate stabilization targets, we will likely need to achieve negative emissions at the gigaton scale within a decade and quickly ramp up.[1] And although the technology to achieve this feat is known, it has not hit its stride commercially....
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