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Can we bury climate pollution?

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By Sam Baker Verified
| Deutsche Welle (DW) Verified
06/19/2026June 19, 2026 What happens after carbon is captured? In this special collaboration with How We Survive, Living Planet follows CO₂ from a cement factory to its final resting place more than a mile beneath the seabed. We investigate the promise, pitfalls and politics of a technology that could help tackle climate change - or prolong the fossil fuel era.
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A Carbon Burial at Sea

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By Amy Scott Verified, Sam Baker Verified, Caitlin Esch Verified
| Marketplace Verified
So far this season, we’ve talked about controversial efforts to dim the sun and control the weather — interventions that could buy us time as we decarbonize. But a lot of experts say we can't avoid catastrophic warming without also capturing and storing carbon dioxide — both the carbon we've already emitted and the carbon we continue to emit through industries that are tough to decarbonize, like steel, petrochemicals, and cement.
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Is carbon removal a fantasy?

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By Sam Baker Verified
| Deutsche Welle (DW) Verified
06/12/2026June 12, 2026 Every time you drive a car, heat your home or board a plane, carbon dioxide enters the atmosphere. A growing industry says it can pull that CO₂ back out again. Living Planet reporter Sam Baker visited two companies behind direct air capture to see whether this much-hyped technology is on the verge of a breakthrough - or headed for a reality check.
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