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Study Reveals the Effect of Scarce Phosphorus Content on Biomass Production

What amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) can tropical rainforests consume? A new study by a deeply involved international group of scientists from the Technical University of Munich (TUM) has shown that the absorption capacity is extremely restricted by the phosphorus content of the soil.

7 Aug 2019

Rising CO2 Levels Could Boost Wheat Yield but Slightly Reduce Nutritional Quality

Levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) are rising, which experts predict could produce more droughts and hotter temperatures. Although these weather changes would negatively impact many plants’ growth, the increased CO2 availability might actually be advantageous because plants use the greenhouse gas to make food by photosynthesis.

2 Aug 2019

Helping India Meet Its Climate Targets While Maintaining Economic Growth

The steep growth of the Indian economy has led to an increase in electric power consumption like never before. The installed electricity capacity of the country, which increased by five times in the last 30 years, is anticipated to increase by three times over the next two decades.

1 Aug 2019

Integration of Solar-Induced CO2 Reduction with Oxidative Organic Synthesis

A new model that can integrate CO2 photoreduction with oxidative organic synthesis to generate both value-added chemicals and solar fuels at the same time has been designed by scientists from the Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry (TIPC) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

29 Jul 2019

London’s Air Quality Goes Online

Detailed information on London’s air pollution will today start to be published on breathelondon.org, the website for a new collaborative project to paint a clearer picture of the city’s air quality.

26 Jul 2019

Higher CO2 Levels Increase Wheat Production but Lower Nutritional Quality

Scientists anticipate that increasing carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in the air could lead to hotter temperatures and more droughts.

25 Jul 2019

Study Shows CO2 can be Stored in Hydrates that are Extracted for Energy

A new study performed by researchers from The University of Texas at Austin demonstrates that when carbon dioxide and air are injected into methane ice deposits buried underneath the Gulf of Mexico, enormous natural gas energy resources could be unlocked.

28 Jun 2019