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Two European cargo ships are getting a groundbreaking upgrade that slashes pollution now and prepares them to capture carbon later. It's the first time this dual-purpose technology has been installed on car carrier vessels.
Two car carrier ships are getting a major green upgrade that slashes pollution today and prepares them to capture carbon tomorrow. It's the first time this innovative technology has been installed on this type of vessel.
A Norwegian research center will use cutting-edge technology to transform waste carbon dioxide into valuable chemicals, proving we can make everyday products without adding emissions to the atmosphere. The project could reshape how the world manufactures everything from plastics to solvents.
Scientists used a centuries-old glassmaking technique to improve futuristic materials that trap carbon dioxide and hydrogen. The breakthrough could make clean energy technology cheaper and easier to manufacture.
Mangrove trees are saving fishing communities in Cambodia while capturing massive amounts of carbon from our atmosphere. What started as a local solution to protect fish populations is now recognized as a powerful weapon against global warming.
Two startups just won $1 million each for breakthrough technologies that capture carbon and generate clean energy twice as efficiently as current methods. Their innovations solve problems that have stumped the climate tech industry for decades.
South Korea is betting that the ground beneath our feet could help solve the climate crisis. The country just launched a national project to develop technologies that trap carbon dioxide in soil for hundreds or thousands of years.
Australia's largest onshore carbon capture facility has safely stored 2 million tonnes of CO2 in just 18 months, despite two major floods. The milestone shows how cutting-edge technology can help fight climate change while creating a blueprint for other countries.
Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have discovered a way to generate clean hydrogen from underground rocks while permanently storing carbon dioxide, potentially solving two climate problems at once. The breakthrough could provide affordable clean fuel for industries that can't run on renewable electricity alone.
A Native Hawaiian organization is leading the conversation on using the ocean to fight climate change. Carbon180 is funding ʻĀina Momona to explore marine carbon capture tailored to island communities.
Scientists discovered that letting forests regrow on their own captures more carbon and costs less than traditional tree planting programs. The United Nations estimates restoring 350 million hectares of degraded land by 2030 could remove 1.7 billion metric tons of CO2 annually.
Scientists in South Korea have created a breakthrough technology that converts carbon dioxide directly into liquid fuel similar to gasoline. A pilot plant is already producing 50 kilograms of synthetic fuel daily, offering hope for hard-to-electrify industries like aviation and shipping.
Canada's federal government and Alberta just signed a landmark agreement that will cut emissions, diversify energy exports, and create up to 43,000 jobs annually while doubling the province's clean electricity grid by 2050. The deal proves oil-producing regions can lead the charge toward a sustainable economy without sacrificing prosperity.
Egypt and Norway are deepening their energy partnership with plans to bring cutting-edge carbon capture technology and green hydrogen projects to the Middle East. The five-year collaboration could transform Egypt into a clean energy hub while helping Europe meet its climate goals.
MIT chemists have discovered and isolated dioxaborirane, a new boron-oxygen molecule once thought too unstable to exist. This breakthrough could unlock powerful new tools for creating medicines and capturing greenhouse gases.
Egypt and Norway are teaming up to tackle climate change with cutting-edge clean energy projects, from green hydrogen to carbon capture technology. The partnership promises to bring Norwegian expertise and investment to Egypt's booming renewable energy sector.
New research shows renewable energy delivers far more climate benefit per dollar than carbon capture technology in nearly every U.S. region through 2050. The finding could reshape where billions in climate funding go next.
A new study shows every dollar spent on renewable energy delivers far greater climate benefits than expensive carbon capture technology. The research offers a clear roadmap for where climate investments should go first.
A major new study reveals investing in solar and wind energy delivers far greater climate and health benefits than direct air capture technology in nearly every scenario through 2050. The finding could reshape billions in climate spending decisions.
A Canadian company just secured major funding to tackle one of the planet's toughest pollution problems: cement production. CURA Climate's breakthrough technology could slash emissions from the material that builds our world.
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