Iceland successfully tested the method of 'capturing and confining' CO2 permanently into the ground
An international team of scientists has found a specific way to store CO2 in rocks deep underground.
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An international team of scientists has found a specific way to store CO2 in rocks deep underground.
Air conditioning is one of the reasons that contribute to climate change, which is unquestionable. However, scientists are considering turning air conditioning into a de…
The main component of sand is silicon dioxide (SiO2) with a melting temperature of up to about 1,650oC and a boiling temperature of about 2.230oC, thus having a great ab…
Dan Rojas shared an environmentally friendly initiative to trap thousands of mosquitoes every night in the video that attracted more than 623,000 views on YouTube from J…
Why can the same person drink 15, 20 beers, but fall down after drinking a few cups of small beer?
Many people who have a habit of tapping on carbonated cans before opening them can help prevent foaming.
The study, published in the journal Nature Climate Change (USA), shows that CO2 itself contributes to the Earth's green color.
After plugging in an iceberg, the coin suddenly vibrated violently. Why?
Scientists found that baby turtles were able to communicate with each other before hatching to be born together, according to New Scientist.
Dr. Feike Dijkstra, expert in biogeography at the University of Sydney (Australia) and colleagues published this new discovery in the scientific journal Nature in early…
According to marine researchers from Australia, if a major acidification situation is going badly, many fish populations may be disoriented in the middle of a large posi…
When hunting sea urchins, otters not only solve their hunger, but also help humans reduce the global warming, scientists claim. Sea urchins eat kelp, a plant that absorb…
NASA experts are always trying to find evidence of other planetary life based on the information obtained by the James Webb telescope.
By 2050 there will be 150 million people worldwide are at risk of falling into protein deficiency directly related to the increase in CO2 in the atmosphere.
Clostridium thermocellum can disintegrate both cellulose (the type of organic compound commonly found in plants), turning them into usable biofuels without the need for…