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Bucking the rest of the airline industry, United Airlines announced that it plans to be “100% green” by 2050—but it won’t be getting there with carbon offsets. Instead, the airline will be investing in a carbon capturing technology called Direct Air Capture.
United Airlines announced a partnership with the energy company Occidental to store “millions of metric tons” of carbon dioxide “securely stored deep underground.” The subterranean storage will be built to create the environmental equivalent of planting more than 40 million trees each year, the company said.
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