A new carbon material could make capturing CO2 far cheaper by working with low heat.

The process of cleaning the water that flows down our drains and toilets can drastically raise carbon dioxide levels in nearby waterways. Two Johns Hopkins University scientists have found an ...

At its core, carbon capture refers to technologies designed to remove carbon dioxide (CO₂) from large point sources — like power plants, cement factories, or steel mills — or directly from the air.

Pulling carbon dioxide straight from the air sounds like science fiction, but it is real and can be found rooted at ASU, where the world's first MechanicalTree stands. Scientists, however, are split: ...

A research team at Chiba University in Japan is taking a different approach, focusing on solid carbon materials that can do ...

A nanofiber air filter developed at the University of Chicago could turn existing building ventilation into carbon-capture devices while cutting homeowners’ energy costs. A life-cycle analysis shows ...

There is a growing urgency to mitigate rising atmospheric carbon dioxide levels. In recognition of the dynamic, multifaceted, and sometimes heavily debated nature of processes for carbon capture, ...