Carbon Capture

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

In the race to combat climate change, offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) has emerged as a promising contender. But how different governance models can either propel or hinder its deployment is a question that has been scrutinized in a recent s