Ports’ Hidden Carbon Bill: New Model Maps the Road to Maritime Neutrality
A new integrated life cycle assessment and system dynamics study of 214 Chinese port projects finds that material manufacturing drives ...
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Pakistan’s electricity sector could cut CO2 emissions by 63% by 2035, models show
A new LMDI and LEAP modeling study projects that Pakistan's electricity sector could cut CO2 emissions by 63.40 percent between ...
Why France Kept Nuclear Power While Germany Walked Away
A new comparative study attributes France's enduring reliance on nuclear power and Germany's completed phase-out to differences in political institutions, ...
Tiny Bubbles, Big Gains: Oxygen Nanobubbles Rescue China’s Waterlogged Rice Paddies
Chinese Academy of Sciences researchers show that oxygen micro-nano bubbles can restructure waterlogged paddy soil, boost nutrient availability, and cut ...
Mountain-Top Sensors Reveal China’s Carbon Emissions Are Worse Than Inventories Claim
A year of high-altitude observations over the Yangtze River Delta shows that official inventories underestimate wintertime carbon dioxide emissions by ...
Crushed Basalt on China’s Farmland Could Lock Away Billions of Tonnes of CO2
A new spatially explicit study finds that spreading crushed basalt on China's croplands could remove up to 0.79 billion tonnes ...
AI Reads Between the Lines of Corporate Green Reports in China
Researchers have developed an NLP-based Sentiment–Substance Indicator that measures the alignment between optimistic environmental language and concrete strategy reporting in ...
Two Cities, Two Playbooks: How Shenzhen and Darebin Tackle Carbon From the Top Down and the Bottom Up
A comparative study of Shenzhen in China and Darebin in Australia reveals how contrasting multi-level governance arrangements shape the pace ...
China Opens Its Industrial Secrets: TianGong Database Brings Transparency to Life Cycle Assessment
A large Chinese-led research collaboration has released TianGong, an open-source life cycle assessment database containing 2,000 high-resolution unit process datasets ...
China’s Hydrogen Boom Could Cut Emissions 72 Percent by 2060, Study Finds
A new integrated modeling study projects that China's hydrogen demand will quadruple to 140.9 million tonnes by 2060 while direct ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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