Carbon Distillation Electric Sponge
(Photo: University of Cambridge) Cambridge: Scientists have created a sponge that can absorb carbon from the air. This sponge works like a battery by charging the charcoal. When it is…
Invented energy storage batteries by distilling carbon
Washington: Scientists at the US Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) are working on battery technologies that could help fight climate change. These batteries will increase the use…
Artificial intelligence emits less carbon than humans, research
Photo: University of Kansas Kansas: A new study has found that writing and drawing tasks performed by artificial intelligence are better than those performed by humans. Works emit hundreds of…
Reducing carbon emissions could reduce birth defects in children, research
New York: A new study conducted in the United States has shown that a 25 percent reduction in carbon emissions could reduce birth defects, autism diagnoses and annual child deaths…
A technology that simultaneously sequesters carbon from the ocean and the air
An American start-up company is trying to combat climate change by using cutting-edge technology to simultaneously distill carbon dioxide from air and seawater to create hydrogen as an alternative fuel.…
Prepare salt to distill carbon dioxide
To distill carbon dioxide, scientists have developed a salt that can store ribbons of carbon dioxide at ambient pressure and temperature using minimal energy. Experts have named it “Gonidinium Sulphate”.…
NASA has released a list of top carbon dioxide emitting countries
NASA, with the help of its satellites and ground stations, has provided an overview of the main sources of carbon dioxide emissions around the world. Photo: File Pasadena, California: The…
Carbon dioxide absorbing engineered wood
Experts have been researching for years to develop sustainable and environmentally friendly materials for building. In this regard, now the construction wood has been changed by engineering to make it…
Carbon dioxide absorbing engineered wood
Shown on the left is normal construction wood and on the right is colorless modified wood that can absorb carbon dioxide. Photo: Rice University New York: Research on sustainable and…