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Energy
Mountains Store 30% More Carbon Than We Thought—Here’s Why That’s a Big Deal
New research reveals hilly landscapes trap far more carbon in soil than previously estimated, reshaping climate models. This discovery could transform how…
Gulf Stream Shifted North 12,900 Years Ago—Here’s What It Means for Climate Today
New evidence shows the Gulf Stream veered north during a sudden ice age 12,900 years ago, disrupting ocean ecosystems. This historic shift…
MIT’s CO₂ Snow Cement Surprise: 13% Stronger in Just 24 Hours
MIT researchers boosted cement’s early strength by 13% using frozen CO₂ flakes, revealing hidden chemistry that could slash construction timelines.
One Photon, Two Reactions: New Catalyst Converts CO₂ and Biowaste Simultaneously
A breakthrough solar catalyst uses single photons to turn CO₂ and organic waste into valuable chemicals—doubling efficiency in one step.