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Warming Tropical Waters can Push Hurricanes to the U.S. East and Gulf Coasts

New research finds that global warming will bring stronger and more frequent hurricanes to U.S. coasts, up by a third compared to current levels.

10 Apr 2023

Mitigating Air Pollution: Understanding the Sources and Sinks of OH

Numerous pollutants are emitted into the atmosphere as a result of human activities, and without a molecule called hydroxide (OH), many of these pollutants would continue to aggregate in the atmosphere.

10 Apr 2023

Climate Tipping Points Trigger Rapid Global Warming Phases

Can rapid warming of the Earth cause tipping points in the climate? For decades, researchers have disputed the fact of whether today’s warming can strongly amplify itself by triggering a catastrophic release of greenhouse gases.

10 Apr 2023

Climate Change-Related Natural Disasters Likely to Increase Along With Their Economic Burden

Scientists have long predicted that global climate change could fuel an increase in the frequency and severity of natural disasters including hurricanes, heatwaves and cold snaps, droughts and floods and wildfires.

7 Apr 2023

Study Highlights Striking Uncertainty in US Forest Carbon Storage Potential Due to Climate Risks

When you walk through a forest, you are surrounded by carbon. Every branch and every leaf, every inch of trunk and every tendril of unseen root contains carbon pulled from the atmosphere through photosynthesis

7 Apr 2023

Identifying the Challenges in Reducing Residual Emissions

According to University at Buffalo Researcher Holly Jean Buck, humanity is not on track to mitigate the most catastrophic effects of climate change.

7 Apr 2023

New Project Addresses the Recovery of the Non-Metallic Components

Electromobility is an essential building block for the energy transition. Many electric vehicles presently use lithium-ion batteries as their primary energy storage device because of their high energy and power density.

7 Apr 2023

Pulses of Rapid Ice Sheet Retreat Can be Speedier Than Believed

During periods of climate warming, ice sheets can retreat up to 600 m per day, which is 20 times faster than the maximum rate of retreat ever documented.

6 Apr 2023

Artificial Intelligence can be Used for Better Prediction of Heatwaves

Extreme heatwaves are rare, but they have major consequences on living beings and their environments. Anticipating their arrival is a central challenge.

6 Apr 2023

Tackling a Range of Cross-Cutting Problems to Get Closer to a Decarbonized Power Grid

In early 2021, the U.S. government set an ambitious goal: to decarbonize its power grid, the system that generates and transmits electricity throughout the country, by 2035.

6 Apr 2023

Heidelberg Materials and Government of Canada Collaborate to Produce the World’s First Net Zero Cement

Heidelberg Materials is pleased to announce the successful completion of a Memorandum of Understanding between Heidelberg Materials and the Government of Canada.

6 Apr 2023

UK Tech Decarbonising Construction in Luxembourg

A deal struck between UK climate tech company Levidian and Luxembourg construction company Stugalux brings unique, innovative decarbonisation technology to mainland Europe for the first time.

From Levidian Nanosystems Limited 6 Apr 2023

Biomass Scientist Urges Exploration of the Use of Power BECCS

A prominent biomass researcher at Aston University has complimented the government’s announcement to improve the safety of UK energy.

5 Apr 2023

Detention Basins Greatly Minimize Flood Risk

Flooding caused by severe rains has motivated planners to devise a variety of novel solutions, ranging from planting rain gardens to erecting green roofs.

5 Apr 2023

Ice Sheet in East Antarctica Has Melted Earlier

Sixty per cent of the world's fresh water is bound up in Antarctic ice sheets. Thirty million cubic kilometres of ice is perhaps a difficult number to grasp. But if absolutely all Antarctica's ice melted, the seas would rise by 58 metres on average.

5 Apr 2023