This article discusses how hydrogen can be used in remote area power systems (RAPS) to replace traditional, diesel-based systems and help cut emissions associated with power generation.
By Sarah Moore
22 Dec 2021
This article looks at a study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America detailing a systems approach to evaluate climate change mitigation potential and wildfire outcomes throughout forest management scenarios and various wood products.
By Laura Thomson
21 Dec 2021
AZoCleantech speaks to Ian Hatton from Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences about the consequences of industrial fishing and its effect on the ocean's natural balance.
By Laura Thomson
17 Dec 2021
Kheireddine, M. et al. recently published a study detailing the use of a clustering technique to better comprehend the factors regulating the phytoplankton phenology.
By Laura Thomson
17 Dec 2021
AZoCleantech speaks to Shahar Chaikin from Tel-Aviv University about his latest research on the role of climate change on marine species migration and distribution. Chaikin and his team have found that the warming climate drives marine species to migrate deeper as the ocean they live in warms.
By Laura Thomson
16 Dec 2021
The polar region cloud system, one of the key components governing climate change, is extremely sensitive to sea ice distribution, lower-tropospheric stability, and atmospheric circulation. This article looks at a study that investigated the fraction of ice cloud and temperature in the troposphere over the SO and Antarctica using the Cloud-Aerosol Lidar and Infrared Pathfinder Satellite Observation, or CALIPSO, data.
By Laura Thomson
16 Dec 2021
A recent paper published in Nature Energy detailed the use of a guest-assisted assembly strategy to offer a unique approach to creating high-efficiency and large-area OSCs processed from green solvents.
By Laura Thomson
16 Dec 2021
In this interview, we speak to researchers from MBARI about the Benthic Rover II and how it helps to monitor the deep-sea carbon cycle and climate change.
By Emily Henderson
16 Dec 2021
Looking at Longman, J. et al.'s journal paper, this article analyzes the connection between Late Ordovician marine productivity and cooling episodes to subaerial volcanic activity.
By Laura Thomson
16 Dec 2021
AZoCleantech interviews Christopher Barton, CEO and founder of Barton Blakeley Technologies, about a world-first carbon conversion system turning emissions into silica. The company's development will help manufacturers to create improved products with a reduced carbon footprint.