Turn off Greenhouse gases at source

Birds eye view of an energy powerstation

Gas by Gerry Wolff and Oliver Tickell

If we are looking after sheep, it’s easier to keep them in a field with the gate shut than to let them escape and try to round them up later. It is also simpler, cheaper and more effective to control fossil carbon upstream - at those relatively few places where coal, oil and gas come out of the ground, or where their flow is concentrated - than to control emissions downstream at the much larger number of emissions producing businesses or individuals. Likewise for other industrial greenhouse gases.

Image of the Green House Think Tank