Grow bacteria that only 'eat' CO2
After 10 years of research, experts from Israel's Weizmann Science Research Institute (WIS) developed a bacterium that only absorbs carbon dioxide (CO2).
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After 10 years of research, experts from Israel's Weizmann Science Research Institute (WIS) developed a bacterium that only absorbs carbon dioxide (CO2).
In less than 3 years, the bag will decompose into water and CO2, easily penetrating the soil, bringing nutrients to the plants.
Air Co. The US claims to have created the world's first 'carbon-negative' vodka by using a solar-powered machine that turns CO2 molecules into ethanol.
CO2 in the air can be converted into concrete or fuel, creating a multi-trillion-dollar CO2 industry.
'The potential of the new system is very exciting for me, this discovery can change everything.'
Material chemist Ken-ichi Otake of Kyoto University, Japan, and his colleagues have recently created a compound that can attract carbon dioxide molecules in the air and…
Experts at Cambridge University invented the device to create syngas, a gas usually produced from fossil fuels.
Floating solar farms will solve three issues on one hand: energy, greenhouse gases and scenes that depend on fossil fuels.
Scientists have just come up with a general solution to the problem of the huge amount of carbon dioxide being pumped into the air daily and specifically will turn carbo…
Humans officially entered an undiscovered territory. For about 2.5 million years on Earth, humans have never lived in the atmosphere today.
In a published study, a team of researchers discovered a mysterious airbag in the Okinawa Trough region, a giant basin located in southwestern Japan.
This is a new way to convert CO2 into a sustainable liquid fuel material that is very effective in testing and has no reaction to destroy conventional equipment.
Occupying a small percentage, but the impact of CO2 is extremely large. But alas, luckily, it's smaller. Because if the CO2 ratio is large, it will be a disaster.
The electrolytic reactor built at Rice University can recycle CO2 to create pure liquid fuel that uses electricity.
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