Latest News on Carbon
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Jan 17, 2020
Microsoft to erase its carbon footprint from atmosphere by 2030: Satya Nadella
Microsoft plans to create a 'Climate Innovation Fund,' to speed up the development of carbon removal technology. -
Nov 19, 2019
New study shows paying countries for their forests deters them from cutting trees
Since forests are carbon sinks, cutting down a tree is equal to emitting greenhouse gases. -
Nov 13, 2019
Arctic coasts melting due to global warming are releasing locked carbon dioxide
A previous study had shown that thawing permafrost on land releases large quantities of greenhouse gases. -
Nov 08, 2019
Planting trees near factories can cuts down air pollution by 27 percent, study
The key finding from the study is to start looking at nature and learn from it and respect it. -
Nov 05, 2019
Researchers develop special battery to remove carbon dioxide from the air
The researchers have set up a company called Vertex to commercialize the process and they want to develop a working plant. -
Oct 14, 2019
Researchers develop new material that captures carbon, converts it into organic material
The captured gas molecules could be made into polyurethane that used in clothing, domestic appliances and packaging. -
Sep 18, 2019
Black carbon particles, from air pollution, are being found in the placenta
Researchers used high-resolution imaging to examine the placentas of 23 full-term and five pre-term births. -
Sep 17, 2019
MIT develops a material ten times blacker than anything currently in existence
Test results showed that the material absorbed greater than 99.995 percent of incoming light, from every angle. -
Aug 07, 2019
Trees aren't a silver bullet for climate change, should be part of larger action plan
There is an urgency to define a portfolio of Natural Climate Solutions for India that manages carbon & water. -
Jul 29, 2019
Tibetan grasslands could be saved by return to traditional grazing, replacing old policies
The Zoigê grasslands may greatly benefit from removing the fences that divide them, but entrenched interests and government policy are pushing in the other direction.
