Carbon dioxide adsorption and capture technologies represent a pivotal strategy in addressing the escalating challenges of climate change. These methods, which range from direct air capture employing ...

Capturing carbon dioxide from industrial plants is an important strategy in the efforts to reduce the impact of global ...

Plants capture carbon dioxide naturally, using sunlight to grow and flourish. Scientists have now found inspiration from nature to develop a groundbreaking system that harnesses sunlight for capturing ...

Capturing carbon dioxide from industrial plants is an important strategy in the efforts to reduce the impact of global ...

University of Toronto Engineering researchers have discovered a new way of capturing carbon directly from the air—one that ...

Capturing carbon dioxide from industrial plants is an important strategy in the efforts to reduce the impact of global ...

Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) and carbon capture and storage (CCS) are two distinct options to help achieve climate goals by reducing atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations. Carbon Dioxide Removal ...

Even as the world slowly begins to decarbonize industrial processes, achieving lower concentrations of atmospheric carbon requires technologies that remove existing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere ...

Researchers develop a new "moisture-swing" technique for ambient carbon capture, leveraging the relationship between water and carbon dioxide. This technique potentially lowers energy costs compared ...

But four of the biggest technology companies — Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Salesforce — are pushing ahead with a new approach in one of the most contested niches of the climate markets: CO2 removal ...

A University of Toronto team has designed a new method for capturing carbon dioxide directly from the air. The technique called evaporative carbonate crystallization could cut the hefty price tag of ...

According to the Paris Agreement established in 2015, nations must pursue efforts “to limit the temperature increase to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.” In the fight against climate change, carbon ...