carbon capture

The state’s taxpayers may be left with a big bill.

A plan to build California’s first carbon removal and storage facility in Kern County received a key vote of approval Monday.

Kern County’s planning commission approves oil company’s proposal.

Experts say extensive monitoring of the sites will be required to ensure safety.

In a recent visit to the Valley, federal and local officials touted the benefits of carbon capture, a technology seen as pivotal in the fight against global warming.

California's plan to eliminate its carbon emissions by 2045 relies heavily on capturing carbon and removing it from the air. But legislators' concerns about safely transporting the climate-warming gas through pipelines may slow progress on a plan that's just getting started.

A proposed power plant that would convert coal into hydrogen and fertilizer near the community of Tupman in Kern County has been granted a six month…

In the small Kern County community of Tupman, the 2013 pistachio harvest is well underway. Chris Romanini's family has been farming this land, just west…