Researchers at the University of California, San Diego are embarking on a cross-faculty experiment to determine how to reduce carbon emissions to near-zero. The project, called “Carbon Capture and Storage,” is being led by researchers from UCSD and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Livermore, The teams will also examine how their solutions can be implemented at a global scale, while at the same time meeting the energy needs of the world's population without causing more environmental damage.
Researchers at the University of California, San Diego are embarking on a cross-faculty experiment to determine how to reduce carbon emissions to near-zero. The Deep Decarbonisation Initiative will see teams of researchers exploring how to generate and store energy, examining fuel cells, the use of green plants and fusion energy. The teams will also examine how their solutions can be implemented at a global scale, while at the same time meeting the energy needs of the world's population without causing more environmental damage.