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Climate tech can’t scale on corporate generosity alone

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By Jack Cavanaugh
| Latitude Media
Weeks ago, Microsoft reportedly began telling suppliers and partners that it is pausing future purchases of carbon dioxide removal. And just today, Bloomberg broke the news that the company may be shelving its 2030 clean energy targets. The company has denied both changes, and its existing agreements appear intact.
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Oil companies want to keep the EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program. Yes, really. | Opinion

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By Jack Cavanaugh
| MSN Verified
When the Environmental Protection Agency proposed to repeal most of the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program last year, the intent was clear: to reduce administrative burden and save businesses money. The aim is laudable. Cutting unnecessary regulation and empowering American industry are core principles of good governance.
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Oil companies want to keep the EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program. Yes, really

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By Jack Cavanaugh, Pavan Venkatakrishnan
| Austin American-Statesman Verified
The EPA has proposed repealing most of the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, which requires major industrial facilities and energy suppliers to report standardized, facility-level emissions data on greenhouse gases. Above: An operator works in the Green House Gas pod at ExxonMobil’s emissions monitoring hub, Vantage, in Houston. Brett Coomer/Houston Chronicle The aim is laudable. Cutting unnecessary regulation and empowering American industry are core principles of good governance.
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