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The clearest look in the infrared yet at the iconic multi-planet system HR 8799. Colors are applied to filters from Webb’s NIRCam (Near-Infrared Camera). A star symbol marks the location of the host star HR 8799, whose light has been blocked by the coronagraph. In this image, the color blue is assigned to 4.1 micron light, green to 4.3 micron light, and red to the 4.6 micron light

Webb Spies First Direct Images of CO2 Outside Solar System

Turning carbon emissions into methane fuel

The tower installed in a black spruce forest on permafrost in Fairbanks, Alaska, monitors CO2 exchange and environmental conditions in 30-minute intervals.

20-Year Study Reveals Surprising Climate Change Effects on Permafrost Forests

Reactor prototype. Credit Photo by Gustavo Raskoksy/Rice University.

New reactor could make direct air capture more energy efficient

Chemists design novel method for generating sustainable fuel

The Amazon, Earth’s largest river, transporting weathering solutes from the Andes to the Atlantic Ocean in Brazil. Credit: J. Gaillardet, Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris. All Rights Reserved.

How ‘Earth’s thermostat’ controls climate

Redwood forests such as this one in California's Humboldt County are key components of the state's climate change mitigation efforts, but UCI researchers suggest that ongoing greenhouse gas emissions may limit the ability of trees to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

Forest trees find a new watery ‘sweet spot’ when CO2 is high

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