Carbon Capture

In the quest to balance the scales of energy efficiency, cost, and environmental sustainability, a team of researchers from the School of Electrical Engineering at Southwest Jiaotong University has made a significant stride. Led by DENG Qianwen, the

In a quiet corner of Almaty, Kazakhstan, a team of researchers led by Dias D. Omertassov at The Institute of Nuclear Physics has made a significant stride in the quest to capture carbon dioxide (CO₂), a critical challenge for the energy sector. Their

In a breakthrough that could reshape the landscape of green chemistry and energy applications, researchers have developed a novel photocatalyst that promises to revolutionize the selective oxidation of alcohols. The study, led by Shuangyan Meng, was

In a significant stride towards understanding the interplay between fiscal policies and environmental sustainability, researchers have uncovered compelling insights that could reshape how G7 nations approach their carbon neutrality targets. A recent

In the heart of India’s Bandipur, a cutting-edge approach to mapping burnt areas is emerging, promising to revolutionize wildfire management and carbon emission assessments. A recent study published in the open-access journal “PLOS ONE” introduces a

In a significant stride towards sustainable water treatment, researchers have developed a novel method for removing phenolphthalein (PhIn), a common pollutant in wastewater, using a manganese oxide (MnO2)-modified activated carbon nanocomposite. This

In the quest to curb industrial carbon emissions, a novel study from Türkiye offers a promising strategy that could reshape the energy sector’s approach to decarbonization. Published in the English-language journal *E3S Web of Conferences*, the resea

In the quest for cleaner energy, nuclear power stands as a formidable low-carbon option, but its widespread adoption hinges on effective management of radioactive emissions. A groundbreaking study published in the journal “Advanced Materials Interfac

In the rapidly evolving energy landscape, Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CC(U)S) technology is emerging as a critical tool in the fight against climate change. However, its large-scale deployment faces significant hurdles, not just technic

In the heart of Oregon, the Beachie Creek Fire left a significant mark, not just on the landscape but also on our understanding of wildfire impacts. A recent study published in the journal “Indicators of the Ecological Environment” has shed new light