Sentences with phrase «new air capture»

Could new air capture machines suck carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and store it underground so cheaply as to obviate the need to slow emissions?

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«This year we decided to air this new commercial during the middle of the harvest season, while awareness is high and we are most apt to capture the public's attention with the important message that Idaho Potatoes are extremely good for you,» said Frank Muir, President, CEO, IPC.

In the first federal effort to address serious air pollution associated with fracking, the EPA issued new air quality standards that require oil and gas companies to capture toxic and climate - altering gases from wells, storage sites and pipelines.

The New York Times asked Fox News for an apology after airing a story suggesting the newspaper's reporting foiled the capture of an Islamic State leader.

Keeping atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases below 550 ppm, let alone going back to 350 ppm or below, will not only require a massive shift in human society — from industry to diet — but also, most likely, new technologies, such as capturing CO2 directly from the air.

New research shows that birds precisely time when they flap their wings and position themselves in aerodynamic optimal positions, to maximize the capture of upwash, or «good air», throughout the entire flap cycle, while avoiding areas of downwash or «bad air».

New models are highly efficient, capturing about half the energy in the air that passes through them.

«New crystal captures carbon from the air, even in the presence of water.»

The technology to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, including planting new forests and building facilities that directly remove and capture climate pollution from the air, is in its infancy.

This is more than the capturing of 41 percent of sulfur dioxide and 90 percent of mercury emissions called for by the new mercury and air toxic standards (MATS) issued by the EPA in December 2011.

If the energy industry saw every molecule of CO2 released into the air as money lost, we would not today see about half of new power plants built with outdated and ineffective capture tech.

In the next all - new episode of GOTHAM, «What The Little Bird Told Him,» airing Monday, Jan. 19 (8:00 - 9:00 PM ET / PT) on FOX, in an attempt to get his job back, Jim Gordon (Ben McKenzie) seeks to capture Jack Gruber (guest star Christopher Heyerdahl), a deranged electrical genius who escapes Arkham Asylum.

The new Acura TLX immediately captures your attention with a revised front end that cuts more finely into the air for a bolder and sportier appearance, and more dramatic changes rest beneath the bodywork to improve your drive across the board.

Other updates for the iPad Air include a faster processor, more advanced wireless connectivity, better camera (with a new 8 megapixel sensor that captures images in 3264 - by - 2448 native resolution and continues to take 1080p HD video), and an anti-reflective coating for the screen (which they claim makes it 56 per cent less reflective).

As ultra-low-cost carriers and well - financed Middle Eastern airlines continue to expand internationally and capture more global market share, Air France - KLM and British Airways are trying new strategies to fight back with cheap flights.

This is because few galleries captured the explosive change the art world was about to undergo, with new artists, collectors, gallerists, and critics all arriving at the same time and with money not in abundance and AIDS a horrible psychic backdrop, and new multicultural, transnational interactive aesthetics in the air.

- Richard Birkett, curator of Artists Space Taking the starting point in writings of Sergeï Eisenstein where the latter makes an analogy between the Disney movies and the ever changing form of fire, Wardill's new series of marble ink works entitled «Fire shakes itself in the air» embody a willingness to capture the transcendental.

Indeed, unless a new technology is shown to substantially deviate from the efficiency frontier in Fig. 3, it is reasonable to assume that the second - law efficiency of an air capture system could be below 5 %.

Subsidies for electric cars and trucks, transmission lines, R&D for new battery technologies, air capture, and a National Energy Education Act can be supported for ecological, national security, or economic reasons.

Non-incremental progress («breakthroughs») and sharp price declines may occur with printed («nano») solar panels, air (CO2) capture devices, and new battery technologies — though probably only if we subsidize their mass manufacture and deployment.

Specific third way approaches discussed include biochar, terrestrial and marine carbon storage, silicate rock weathering, direct air capture, carbon negative cement, and carbon - negative plastics; there is also a chapter on «The New Carbon Capture and Storage.capture, carbon negative cement, and carbon - negative plastics; there is also a chapter on «The New Carbon Capture and Storage.Capture and Storage.»

Oil and gas standards: In April 2012, U.S. EPA finalized air pollution standards for the oil and gas industry that would capture up to 95 % of volatile organic compounds from new hydraulically fractured wells each year and in the process also reduce methane emissions.

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But a new study by Roger Pielke, Jr. (of the University of Colorado and Prometheus blog) shows that air capture could be a cost - competitive mitigation option.

Robert Kunzig and Wally Broecker wrote in New Scientist recently that overcoming these obstacles could be worth the effort, because air capture has such great potential advantages:

Columbia University Professor Wally Broecker has recently published a thoughtful opinion piece (open access) on the judiciousness and potential of air capture geoengineering in the new journal Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene.

The idea of separating CO2 from air is not new, and has been done on submarines and in space applications for decades (it would be impossible to breathe in these closed environments without CO2 capture from air).

That could mean deploying new techniques for capturing carbon, such as biochar, reforestation or air filtering, on a massive scale.

Tap «screen write» from the Air Command menu and after the screengrab is captured, there's a new «scroll capture» option at the bottom.

On the software front, Air Command has a new interface and there are a handful of new S Pen features that make it easier to make notes, annotate PDFs and capture large scrolling screenshots.

Prepared cost and technical proposals for software systems aiding in the successful capture of new Air force, Army, Navy, and NASA contracts.