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By 2070, US forests could release more carbon than they store. For some it is the fault of too many "elderly" trees

Europe is rediscovering the magic of night trains with the European Sleeper between Brussels and Berlin: we will have more.

The new "bicarbonate" technology could be up to three times more efficient than current pollution capture technologies.

The Swiss institute Empa is working to transform vegetable carbon into a formidable sustainable insulator that is both friendly to the building industry and the environment.

The ambitious Danish project can capture all the emissions produced in the entire history of the country. And even more.

A system to make heavy transport "cyclical". Truck, semitrailer, trailer truck, call it what you want: Remora wants to make it green. Will he succeed?

The Mexican startup Greenfluidics has ideas as clear as they are bright. His scenario? Bio windows enhanced by nanotechnology, which capture CO2 and convert it into energy.

At half the price of lithium-ion batteries, CO2 batteries are set to kick off a revolution in renewable energy.

The innovative soda Flu, the blue spirulina algae-flavored drink, could soon join the energy drink group.

They wanted to upgrade a fuel cell, but there was a flaw. Now the flaw has become a huge asset in removing CO2.

These cyborg super lungs envision a different human breathing system invulnerable to viruses and also capable of living in apnea.

A new study details six different marine geoengineering strategies to capture more CO2. Some risky, all difficult.

A perfume made from CO2: marketing or capture strategy, the project is interesting and the presale has just started.

Introducing smart technologies to manage mobility can cut our CO2 emissions by 2030, and that's just one of the benefits it brings.

Research is finally able to estimate with greater precision the impact that capturing CO2 from the atmosphere would have on the planet.

Airlander 10 is the promise of a grand return to helium aviation. The company has already planned the first routes for 2025.

Clearing old forests to plant new trees is a sensational misconception, which risks further worsening the situation. A completely different approach is needed

Even complying with climate agreements will not reverse the trend, if you do not start removing the CO2 present. There are only two ways to do this.

The CO2 in the atmosphere shows no sign of decreasing, indeed in the last year it exceeds the average. The latest OMM report does not grant any optimism.

This huge underwater gas field can represent an energy opportunity, but also a bomb of greenhouse gases ready to release into the atmosphere

The human race has just broken a new record in its great race for ecological collapse.