World's first wind-powered CO2 capture facility
The Concho facility is expected to remove 500,000 tons of CO2 per year from the atmosphere and bury it underground, helping to combat climate change.
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The Concho facility is expected to remove 500,000 tons of CO2 per year from the atmosphere and bury it underground, helping to combat climate change.
In 2023, average CO2 concentrations will be 420 parts per million (ppm), a 151% increase over pre-industrial levels.
According to a study published in the journal Nature on October 23, there is a powder that can help absorb carbon dioxide more effectively than planting trees.
The Norwegian energy company Equinor proposed on June 29 to build a pipeline to transport CO2 to the seabed of the country for permanent burial.
The new technique by French researchers promises to help capture greenhouse gases, namely CO2, become more economical before it is returned to the atmosphere.
Soaring levels of CO2 in the atmosphere affect our health in many ways.
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…
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.
The amount of CO2 obtained from the air will be used to extract oil from mines deep underground.
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…
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.
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…