Carbon Capture

Green Impact Carbon removal plant absorbs CO2 at 99,000 times the rate of all Earth’s oceans combined

The world’s oceans act as nature’s most significant carbon sink, soaking up roughly 25% of the carbon dioxide (CO2) produced by human activities.

Green Impact These fast-growing trees could be the solution to global carbon capture Rebecca Shavit

Green Impact Is it actually practical to convert captured carbon to fuel?Joshua Shavit

Green Impact Start-up company produces butter from carbon dioxide instead of animal fat Rebecca Shavit

Discoveries Cutting-edge carbon removal plant absorbs CO2 at 99,000 times the rate of oceans Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Electrified charcoal sucks CO2 straight out of the air Joshua Shavit

Discoveries University student accidently invents eco-friendly cement alternative that traps CO2 Joshua Shavit

Innovations AI could help power plants capture carbon using 36% less energy, study finds Joshua Shavit

Discoveries The Untapped Potential of Ocean Resources: A $250 Billion Opportunity from Seagrass Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Cutting-edge innovation captures CO2 from the air more efficiently than nature Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Adding Crushed Volcanic Rock to Cropland: The Unexpected Solution to Climate Change Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Groundbreaking Direct Air Capture Project Takes On Climate Change in Texas Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Sugarcrete: A Sweet Solution to Sustainable Construction Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Scientists discover a natural solution to global air pollution Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Eco-friendly diamonds made from CO2 sucked out the air Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Groundbreaking research could make direct air capture cheaper and more efficient Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Breakthrough technology could capture 0.5% of all global carbon emissions Joseph Shavit