Carbon Capture

In an era where climate change and natural disasters pose significant threats to livelihoods, a new study sheds light on the cost-effectiveness and equity of nature-based solutions (NbS) in four diverse countries: Haiti, India, Indonesia, and Uganda.

Recent research has unveiled the complex interactions between microplastics and plant-soil systems, revealing insights that may have significant implications for the energy sector and environmental management. Conducted by Y. M. Lozano from the

A recent article published in ‘Revista Tempo do Mundo’ highlights the urgent intersection of social justice, climate action, and the unique needs of indigenous communities, proposing a simplified Human Development Index specifically tailored for non-

In a landscape where climate change poses a formidable challenge, the boreal forests of eastern Canada emerge as a crucial player in the global carbon cycle. A recent study by Aurélie Terrier, published in the journal ‘VertigO’, sheds light on the co

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is emerging as a pivotal technology in the European Union’s strategy to combat climate change. A recent article by Rebeca Neri O’Neill, published in ‘VertigO’ (translated as “Vertigo”), delves into the complexities su

Recent research from the Islamic Azad University in Iran has spotlighted a pressing environmental issue: the contamination of underground water resources by pesticide toxins, particularly Hinosan. Led by Majid Saghi, a researcher affiliated with the

In a world grappling with the dual challenges of deforestation and the urgent need for sustainable energy sources, a recent study led by Jairo Alonso Tunjano from the University of Tolima offers a promising solutio

A recent study by Kotov Evgeny Vladimirovich from Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University has unveiled promising advancements in carbon capture technology through the application of machine learning. Published in E3S Web of Conferences,

Recent advancements in atmospheric chemistry are shedding light on the complex dynamics of formaldehyde (HCHO), a significant air pollutant linked to cancer risk and ozone formation. Researchers have updated the Community Regional Atmospheric Chemist

In a significant advancement for carbon dioxide capture technology, researchers have unveiled a comprehensive study comparing the performance of hollow fiber membrane contactors (HFMC) in parallel and crossflow configurations. This research, spearhea