Carbon Capture

Green Impact New technology removes CO2 99,000 times faster than all Earth’s oceans combined

The world’s oceans absorb roughly 25% of human-generated carbon dioxide (CO2), serving as nature’s largest carbon sink.

Green Impact New building materials could lock away billions of tons of CO2 Joshua Shavit

Green Impact Major study reveals plants now absorbing 30% more CO2 worldwide Joshua Shavit

Space New hydrocarbon discovery unlocks secrets of how Solar Systems form Joshua Shavit

Green Impact New technology converts CO2 in chimney smoke into new products Joseph Shavit

Green Impact Could planting trees in the Arctic solve global warming? Surprising answer!Joseph Shavit

Green Impact Whale feces could be the solution to climate change, study finds Joshua Shavit

Green Impact MIT breakthrough: Turning CO2 into useful products just got easier Rebecca Shavit

Green Impact 200 grams of this incredible powder can pull as much CO2 out of the air as a mature tree Joseph Shavit

Green Impact Fast-growing trees could be the global answer to climate change Rebecca Shavit

Green Impact 3,775-year-old preserved log could revolutionize the fight against climate change Joshua Shavit

Green Impact Revolutionary clean-air facility captures CO2 99,000 times faster than all Earth’s oceans combined Joseph Shavit

Green Impact These fast-growing trees could be the answer to global climate change Rebecca Shavit

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

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