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This image created using Gemini Pro, depicts an activated carbon fiber functionalized with amine groups (–NH2) at adjacent positions. This arrangement improves the energy efficacy of key interactions, enabling the desorption of captured carbon dioxide at lower temperatures.

A New Class of Carbon Material Can Release Captured CO2 Using Only Waste Heat

old growth forrest in Sweden, which holds more carbon than researchers knew

Old-Growth Forests Store Far More Carbon Than We Thought

ice caves

What Antarctic Ice Has Been Holding for Three Million Years

plastic bottles empty

The Parkinson’s Drug Hidden Inside a Plastic Bottle

Campos úmidos and veredas

Brazil Has a Second Amazon. We Almost Missed It.

Pollution from factory drifts high into the atmosphere in this image

Net Zero Is Not Enough. We Need to Pull Carbon from the Air for Centuries

melting ice

Earth’s Warming Rate Has Nearly Doubled Since 2015

Chuancheng Duan measuring water uptake thermodynamics using a combination of thermogravimetric analysis, differential scanning calorimetry , and mass spectrometry.

Fuel Cells That Clean Themselves Could Finally Run on Dirty Gas

permafrost natural gas fire

Alaskan Wildfires Warm Climate While Canadian Fires Cool It

Improvements to electric vehicle battery technology will offset their anticipated heat-related degradation driven by climate climate change, according to new research from the University of Michigan.

EV Battery Tech Can Keep Up With a Heating World

used rubber gloves on the ground as trash

Used Rubber Gloves Converted into Carbon Capture Material

Japanese woman in traditional dress walking with umbrella in the rain

Japanese Scientists Map Extreme Rain Risk for Next 100 Years

toy robot

Quantum Phenom Could Power Next-Gen Battery-Free Gadgets

Figure 1: Schematic diagram of spore release and sea salt particle production, their trasnport to the Arcitc Ocean, and changes in their ice nucleating ability through mixing.

Arctic Clouds Are Being Seeded by Spores From Faraway Forests

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