PACE Vice President Wil Burns published an article explaining the need for "net negative emissions" and outlines how a CTBO is the surest path to achieving meaningful carbon removal.
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There’s a simple way to fix the economics of carbon capture
PACE Advisor Myles Allen published an article in Corporate Knights urging both environmentalists and the oil industry to accept the necessity of developing and implementing solutions that remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Opinion: It’s time to change the conversation about the economy and climate change
PACE Advisor Jane Savage co-authored an opinion in the Calgary Herald calling for less political grandstanding and more action when it comes to addressing Canada's emissions.
Opinion: For lessons on climate change, look to New Jersey’s own toxic history
Hugh Helferty's newest article: "One-hundred years on, the TEL disaster should teach us a serious lesson: The burden of proof for product safety must fall on the producer."
Opinion: Is the oil industry fighting for the right to greenwash?
Hugh Helferty writes in support for Canada's passage of anti-greenwashing Bill C-59, especially the truth-in advertising requirement.
Opinion: How a Carbon Takeback Obligation Could Accelerate the Energy Transition
Hugh Helferty published this article in RealClear Energy arguing for a Carbon Takeback Obligation (CTBO) to ensure that we can reach Net Zero by 2050. Importantly, a CTBO would ensure that it is the oil and gas producers who pay for the climate cleanup of the emissions from their products.
Forbes: Oxford Geoscience Professor Myles Allen On Solving The Problem Of Climate Change
Forbes contributor Robert G. Eccles wrote a column on PACE Advisor Myles Allen's positions on climate policy, especially the need for immediate climate action that can be taken before we are able to fully phase out fossil fuels.
Opinion: Big Oil Should Pay for the US to Reach Net Zero
Hugh Helferty and Jessica Nacheman published this article in Common Dreams calling for Big Oil, not taxpayers, to bear the cost burden of climate cleanup.
Opinion: Big Oil says it’s working to reduce greenhouse gas emission. Not true.
Hugh Helferty published this article in The San Francisco Chronicle responding to ExxonMobil committing $60 billion to buy Pioneer and Chevron buying Hess for $53 billion. Clearly, while making claims about taking action against climate change, Big Oil is still prioritizing profits, and exacerbating the climate crisis while they're at it.
Energy Monitor Discusses the Carbon Takeback Obligation
Energy Monitor's Oliver Gordon sat down for a conversation on the Carbon Takeback Obligation with PACE's President Hugh Helferty and Advisor Myles Allen. The article discusses the CTBO, Helferty and Allen's recent article on Extended Producer Responsibility, and what it means to have a "backstop" policy.