Berkeley researchers use turmeric-like powder to 'clean the air entirely' of carbon dioxide
UC Berkeley researchers have made strides in direct air carbon capture — all thanks to a vial of bright yellow powder.
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Experts find that simple attachments to HVAC systems could divert 300 metric tons of CO2 emissions
Scientists found a simple, and scalable solution, to harnessing all of that extra wind coming off of AC units and HVAC systems.
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When he learned 75% of produce was crawling with pesticides, a teen invented a handheld AI chemical scanner
14-year-old Sirish Subash was horrified when he learned that most grocery store produce is crawling with pesticides. So he invented a handy solution.
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The future of eco-friendly architecture may have been predicted 400 years ago by Danish 'eelgrass' roofs
Climate scientists and architects are taking notes from Danish islanders four centuries after they perfected a carbon-friendly roof.
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How Barcelona's subway system is powering EVs with regenerative braking
The ultra-fast EV charger outside the Bellvitge station is among four electrolineras — Spanish for “electric gas stations” — that went up in July whose powers are generated by the city's trains.
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Scientists and farmers restore Aztec-era floating farms to save axolotls
Scientists from the Ecological Restoration Laboratory at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and farmers from the area are promoting a comprehensive restoration program to conserve this group of chinampas and all the living things that depend on it.
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Using everyday waste, scientists invent 'coffee robots' to clean oil & microplastics from water
At least 6 million tons of coffee grounds are created annually — but scientists believe this waste could reduce water pollution.
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