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7 books on Carbon Capturing [PDF]
Updated: April 12, 2024 | 22 |
Books on Carbon Capturing are indispensable resources for startups dedicated to mitigating climate change and advancing carbon capture and gas recycling technologies. These references provide a comprehensive foundation, covering various aspects of carbon capture and utilization, including capture techniques, storage solutions, and the transformation of captured carbon into valuable resources. They delve into advanced methods such as carbon sequestration, direct air capture, and utilization of captured carbon for enhanced oil recovery or the production of sustainable fuels and materials.
1. Advances in Carbon Capture and Utilization
2021 by Deepak Pant, Ashok Kumar Nadda, Kamal Kishore Pant, Avinash Kumar Agarwal
"This book delves into recent developments in carbon management, offering up-to-date insights into diverse strategies aimed at tackling the rising atmospheric carbon dioxide levels. Given the mounting evidence of climate change attributed to the persistent increase in atmospheric CO2, this issue has gained prominence on political, societal, and trade fronts. Over the last half-century, global mean temperatures have shown a significant increase, with the rate reaching 0.17°C/decade and a 0.9°C rise above the 1951-1980 mean global temperature in 2017, according to GISS data. Notably, the past decade ranks as the warmest in history, surpassing preindustrial levels by approximately 1.1°C. In response to this, carbon management has emerged as a critical approach for mitigating CO2 emissions and addressing climate change. This book aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of sustainable carbon dioxide management techniques, emphasizing efforts to minimize emissions, maximize environmentally responsible reuse, recycling, and the adoption of emerging technologies for carbon dioxide mitigation. Additionally, it explores the transformation of carbon dioxide into valuable products to promote sustainable utilization."
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2. Capturing Carbon with Fake Trees
2019 by Cecilia Pinto McCarthy
The book "Harnessing Carbon with Artificial Trees" delves into the issue of human-induced carbon emissions, which contribute to rising global temperatures. Scientists are actively developing artificial trees capable of capturing and storing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. This book provides insight into the science underpinning this technology and its potential to enhance life on Earth. It presents accessible text, vibrant illustrations, and valuable supplementary materials that offer readers a comprehensive understanding of this topic. Features include a structured table of contents, informative infographics, a helpful glossary, additional resources for further exploration, and a readily accessible index. Aligned with Common Core Standards and in accordance with state standards, this publication is part of the Core Library collection, a division of ABDO Publishing.
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3. Carbon Capture and Storage: CO2 Management Technologies
2014 by Amitava Bandyopadhyay
"Carbon Capture and Storage: CO2 Management Technologies" delves into a range of technologies and strategies aimed at mitigating, remediating, and securely storing industrial carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, a potent greenhouse gas. This comprehensive book explores current applications, ongoing developments, and areas requiring further research in the field of CCS. It covers topics such as carbon capture methods in industrial environments, biological and geological approaches to carbon sequestration, the utilization of ionic liquids for CO2 capture, and innovative methods for capturing CO2 directly from the ambient air.
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4. Carbon Capture, Storage and, Utilization: A possible climate change solution for energy industry
2014 by Malti Goel
"Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization: A Viable Climate Change Solution for the Energy Industry" explores advanced energy technologies, including carbon capture and storage (CCS), as potential solutions to make traditional fossil fuel sources more environmentally sustainable. This book is particularly relevant for economies heavily reliant on coal. It comprehensively examines the various facets of carbon dioxide capture, utilization, and delves into the intricate processes involved in carbon dioxide storage within the Earth. It assesses the potential of Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization as an innovative energy technology that could contribute to a sustainable energy future. The text covers a range of techniques for recovering carbon dioxide from power plants, encompassing physical, chemical, and biological approaches, while also addressing the challenges and opportunities in biomimetic carbon sequestration. Furthermore, the book explores the potential for carbon fixation in coal mines and saline aquifers.
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5. Capturing Carbon and Conserving Biodiversity: The Market Approach
2013 by Ian R. Swingland
"For years, conservation efforts have relied heavily on donor-driven initiatives, which have proven ineffective. Similarly, environmental degradation has been met with the 'Polluter Pays' principle, yielding limited results. It's time to break this cycle. While many advocate for a market-driven approach, few comprehend its practical implementation. When confronted with real-world challenges, how can one act? What is the current state of affairs, and how can a self-sustaining system be fostered, motivating individuals to take initiative? This study delves into the potential of the burgeoning carbon market as a means to conserve carbon-based resources."
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6. Carbon Capture and Sequestration: Removing the Legal and Regulatory Barriers
2012 by Millett Granger Morgan
"Carbon Capture and Sequestration: Overcoming Legal and Regulatory Challenges" delves into the United States' substantial reliance on fossil fuels, with over seventy percent of its electricity coming from fossil sources, particularly coal and natural gas. Considering coal's significant role in global electricity generation, it becomes crucial to incorporate carbon capture and permanent sequestration technologies into greenhouse gas reduction strategies. Despite incentives for CCS technology development in many countries, substantial legal and regulatory obstacles persist. This book examines existing U.S. laws and regulations related to geologic sequestration, identifies regulatory requirements necessary for safe and effective implementation of this technology, and highlights barriers posed by current legal frameworks. The authors pinpoint three major impediments: unclear procedures for accessing pore space in deep saline formations, a fragmented and static permitting system, and an absence of a coherent long-term liability plan for sequestered CO2. The book offers legislative options to eliminate these barriers, meet regulatory demands, and recommends the most effective approaches to foster the secure and efficient adoption of CCS. With legislative language provided, this resource serves as a valuable tool for policymakers tackling the challenges of addressing climate change and energy issues.
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7. Carbon Capture: Sequestration and Storage
2010 by Ronald E. Hester, Roy M. Harrison
This book provides insights into techniques for capturing and securely storing carbon dioxide (CO2) from significant emission sources, ultimately curbing the levels released into the atmosphere due to human activities.
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1. Advances in Carbon Capture and Utilization
2021 by Deepak Pant, Ashok Kumar Nadda, Kamal Kishore Pant, Avinash Kumar Agarwal
"This book delves into recent developments in carbon management, offering up-to-date insights into diverse strategies aimed at tackling the rising atmospheric carbon dioxide levels. Given the mounting evidence of climate change attributed to the persistent increase in atmospheric CO2, this issue has gained prominence on political, societal, and trade fronts. Over the last half-century, global mean temperatures have shown a significant increase, with the rate reaching 0.17°C/decade and a 0.9°C rise above the 1951-1980 mean global temperature in 2017, according to GISS data. Notably, the past decade ranks as the warmest in history, surpassing preindustrial levels by approximately 1.1°C. In response to this, carbon management has emerged as a critical approach for mitigating CO2 emissions and addressing climate change. This book aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of sustainable carbon dioxide management techniques, emphasizing efforts to minimize emissions, maximize environmentally responsible reuse, recycling, and the adoption of emerging technologies for carbon dioxide mitigation. Additionally, it explores the transformation of carbon dioxide into valuable products to promote sustainable utilization."
Download PDF
2. Capturing Carbon with Fake Trees
2019 by Cecilia Pinto McCarthy
The book "Harnessing Carbon with Artificial Trees" delves into the issue of human-induced carbon emissions, which contribute to rising global temperatures. Scientists are actively developing artificial trees capable of capturing and storing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. This book provides insight into the science underpinning this technology and its potential to enhance life on Earth. It presents accessible text, vibrant illustrations, and valuable supplementary materials that offer readers a comprehensive understanding of this topic. Features include a structured table of contents, informative infographics, a helpful glossary, additional resources for further exploration, and a readily accessible index. Aligned with Common Core Standards and in accordance with state standards, this publication is part of the Core Library collection, a division of ABDO Publishing.
Download PDF
3. Carbon Capture and Storage: CO2 Management Technologies
2014 by Amitava Bandyopadhyay
"Carbon Capture and Storage: CO2 Management Technologies" delves into a range of technologies and strategies aimed at mitigating, remediating, and securely storing industrial carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, a potent greenhouse gas. This comprehensive book explores current applications, ongoing developments, and areas requiring further research in the field of CCS. It covers topics such as carbon capture methods in industrial environments, biological and geological approaches to carbon sequestration, the utilization of ionic liquids for CO2 capture, and innovative methods for capturing CO2 directly from the ambient air.
Download PDF
4. Carbon Capture, Storage and, Utilization: A possible climate change solution for energy industry
2014 by Malti Goel
"Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization: A Viable Climate Change Solution for the Energy Industry" explores advanced energy technologies, including carbon capture and storage (CCS), as potential solutions to make traditional fossil fuel sources more environmentally sustainable. This book is particularly relevant for economies heavily reliant on coal. It comprehensively examines the various facets of carbon dioxide capture, utilization, and delves into the intricate processes involved in carbon dioxide storage within the Earth. It assesses the potential of Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization as an innovative energy technology that could contribute to a sustainable energy future. The text covers a range of techniques for recovering carbon dioxide from power plants, encompassing physical, chemical, and biological approaches, while also addressing the challenges and opportunities in biomimetic carbon sequestration. Furthermore, the book explores the potential for carbon fixation in coal mines and saline aquifers.
Download PDF
5. Capturing Carbon and Conserving Biodiversity: The Market Approach
2013 by Ian R. Swingland
"For years, conservation efforts have relied heavily on donor-driven initiatives, which have proven ineffective. Similarly, environmental degradation has been met with the 'Polluter Pays' principle, yielding limited results. It's time to break this cycle. While many advocate for a market-driven approach, few comprehend its practical implementation. When confronted with real-world challenges, how can one act? What is the current state of affairs, and how can a self-sustaining system be fostered, motivating individuals to take initiative? This study delves into the potential of the burgeoning carbon market as a means to conserve carbon-based resources."
Download PDF
6. Carbon Capture and Sequestration: Removing the Legal and Regulatory Barriers
2012 by Millett Granger Morgan
"Carbon Capture and Sequestration: Overcoming Legal and Regulatory Challenges" delves into the United States' substantial reliance on fossil fuels, with over seventy percent of its electricity coming from fossil sources, particularly coal and natural gas. Considering coal's significant role in global electricity generation, it becomes crucial to incorporate carbon capture and permanent sequestration technologies into greenhouse gas reduction strategies. Despite incentives for CCS technology development in many countries, substantial legal and regulatory obstacles persist. This book examines existing U.S. laws and regulations related to geologic sequestration, identifies regulatory requirements necessary for safe and effective implementation of this technology, and highlights barriers posed by current legal frameworks. The authors pinpoint three major impediments: unclear procedures for accessing pore space in deep saline formations, a fragmented and static permitting system, and an absence of a coherent long-term liability plan for sequestered CO2. The book offers legislative options to eliminate these barriers, meet regulatory demands, and recommends the most effective approaches to foster the secure and efficient adoption of CCS. With legislative language provided, this resource serves as a valuable tool for policymakers tackling the challenges of addressing climate change and energy issues.
Download PDF
7. Carbon Capture: Sequestration and Storage
2010 by Ronald E. Hester, Roy M. Harrison
This book provides insights into techniques for capturing and securely storing carbon dioxide (CO2) from significant emission sources, ultimately curbing the levels released into the atmosphere due to human activities.
Download PDF
How to download PDF:
1. Install Google Books Downloader
2. Enter Book ID to the search box and press Enter
3. Click "Download Book" icon and select PDF*
* - note that for yellow books only preview pages are downloaded
