From Carbon Waste to Clean Energy: How Iodide-Enhanced Copper Could Rewrite Chemistry
Carbon gases could make substances needed for renewable energy.
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Lessons from Italy’s Renewables Revolution
Lessons from Italy’s rural renewables revolution
Which Trees Absorb Carbon Best?
A study finds which trees absorb carbon dioxide best
Saving Birds Takes More Than Just Tackling Threats
Conservationists often focus on stopping harmful human activities to save wildlife. But a new paper asks a tough question: Is that enough to stop birds from going extinct? After analysing nearly 10,000 bird species, the authors found that even the best efforts to remove threats won’t save them all. The Extinction Forecast If we continue … Continue reading Saving Birds Takes More Than Just Tackling Threats
Hydrogen and Waste Oil Are a Surprising Cleaner Recipe for Diesel Engines
How hydrogen and waste oil make a cleaner fuel for diesel engines
The Invisible Half: Why Global Population Maps Miss Rural Communities
We’ve Underrestimated How Many People Live In the World: Here’s why Global Population Maps Miss Rural Communities
What Iceland Can Teach Us About Truly Clean Hydropower
Iceland’s study on hydropower reveals significant carbon emissions differences and emphasizes optimizing existing infrastructure for sustainable energy development.
Building a Low-Carbon Future with 3D-Printed Living Materials
How Artificial Photosynthesis Can Help Us Store Carbon and Build Sustainably
Harnessing Social Networks for Sustainable Forest Management: Lessons from Germany’s Forests
Various ways to promote the preservation of forest.
A Multi-Criteria Approach for Offshore Wind Power in Norway
Norwegian multi-criteria approach to avoid wind power getting tangled up in bureaucratic power.
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