Carbon capture and storage: How to remove all carbon dioxide emissions everywhere all at once
It is increasingly likely that we will not reach the 2030 targets for reducing CO₂ emissions, nor those set for 2050. As a ...
Kill the EPA greenhouse gas rule
Having declared carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases harmful pollutants, the EPA’s 2009 endangerment finding has been ...
Game-Changing Method Turns Carbon Dioxide Into Usable Energy With Incredible Efficiency
Scientists have developed a highly efficient dual-site catalyst that improves methanol production from carbon dioxide, ...
Mitico raises $4.3M seed round to capture CO2 using ‘prehistoric chemistry’
Mitico thinks that it has found a way to slash the cost of carbon capture using a simple salt that’s been tweaked for ...
Stanford Scientists Just Found a Faster, Cheaper Way to Store Carbon Permanently
A team at Stanford has developed a powerful yet low-energy way to trap atmospheric CO2 using heated minerals. By enhancing ...
Community shares concerns about East Elementary incident with Cheboygan school board
Dozens of people made sure to attend the Area Schools Board of Education's meeting on Monday to hear the latest about air ...
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KIER successfully demonstrates the world's largest carbon dioxide separation technology for power generation
Dr. Ryu Ho-jung’s research team at the Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) has successfully demonstrated the world's ...
Enhanced oil stimulus program passes House committee
A Wyoming House of Representatives committee has approved a measure to create a state-seeded, $10 million enhanced oil recovery stimulus program. On Friday, the House Minerals, Business and Economic ...
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Scientists Discover Low-Cost Way to Trap Carbon Using Common Rocks – And it Could Help Farmers Too
Stanford chemists find a practical, low-cost way to permanently remove carbon dioxide from the air—the main driver of climate ...
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Common rocks turned into great carbon trappers with new technology
Experts have found a way to make silicates rapidly absorb carbon, thanks to what they describe as a “new chemistry.” ...