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Arctic peatlands expanding due to global warming could become a carbon bomb
The expansion of the **Arctic peatlands** - wetlands formed by partially decomposed organic matter rich in carbon - could be acting as a **new...
Norway launches a megaproject for capturing and storing carbon from hard-to-decarbonize industries.
With the support of the State and the boost of public-private partnerships, **Norway inaugurated "Longship"**, one of the **most ambitious carbon capture and storage...
Scientists in China create biochar to capture CO2, marking a crucial progress in the fight against climate change.
Researchers at the Jiao Tong University in Shanghai have developed a new material of biochar to capture carbon dioxide (CO2) in a much more...
For the first time, a Norwegian ship captures and stores its CO2.
In an unprecedented event, at least as far as records show, a Norwegian ship captures and stores its CO2. This was announced by local...
The proposal of a national university to boost the carbon credits market in Argentina.
The National University of La Plata (UNLP) announced the launch of a project to boost the carbon credit market in Argentina. This initiative includes...
