In the wake of COP28, the debate over carbon capture technology has intensified, highlighting its potential role in combating climate change. This technology stands at a crossroads: hailed by some as a crucial tool for hard-to-decarbonise sectors, yet criticised by others for its minimal impact to date and concerns over perpetuating fossil fuel reliance.
'Carbon capture, utilisation and storage' is a process that captures carbon dioxide at emission sources, such as power stations, and either reuses it or stores it to prevent it entering the atmosphere.
A Course for You: Mindsets for a Digital Future: Working With Others
Professional development
Mindsets for a Digital Future: Working With Others
The world is changing quickly — and the public service is no exception.
With the rapid development of new technologies, it’s essential that public servants are ready for these changes. In this course, you’ll learn about essential mindsets that will help you successfully work with others in a digital environment.
Think you or your team might benefit from the course? Check out the course page.
50,000 public servants cutting emissions 50% by 2030
The Climate Frontline is a Government Climate Campus newsletter, part of an ambitious partnership by Apolitical to connect public servants with the tools and training they need to address the climate crisis.
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