Roads, Rails and Carbon: The Hidden Material Cost of the World’s Mobility Boom
A new global model finds that unchecked expansion of roads and railways could double infrastructure material stocks by 2060 and ...
Tag: Decarbonization
Green Hydrogen Dead End: Why Europe’s Heavy Industry Must Move Upstream to Survive
Interviews with 66 industry experts reveal that Europe's energy-intensive industries cannot rely on local or imported green hydrogen and should ...
Methanol fuel cells edge closer to the mainstream as catalysts and membranes improve
A sweeping new review finds that advances in catalysts, membranes and system design are steadily overcoming the efficiency and cost ...
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 ...
Global Model Links Water, Energy, Minerals and Land to Chart the Path to 2 Degrees
Researchers have built the first global model to fully couple life cycle impact assessment with an integrated assessment model spanning ...
Swappable Hydrogen Tanks Could Slash Refueling Energy by More Than Half
A University of Bath feasibility study finds that swapping standardized hydrogen tanks instead of pumping gas could cut refueling infrastructure ...
Solidec Wins $250,000 Wilkes Climate Innovation Prize for On-Site Chemical Generators
The University of Utah's Wilkes Center awarded its $250,000 2026 Climate Innovation Prize to Houston-based Solidec, whose generators produce essential ...
Social Sciences Take Center Stage on the Road to Carbon Neutrality
A new book review evaluates a Waseda University-led volume that frames carbon neutrality as a cultural and institutional transformation while ...
Transparent ZrO2 Aerogel Spheres Turn Sunlight Into Heat for CO2 Recycling
Researchers have developed translucent zirconia aerogel spheres loaded with palladium and indium nanoparticles that absorb concentrated light, heat themselves to ...
New Analysis Maps How Geography and Politics Shape Hydrogen Pipeline Costs
A Nature Energy study shows that terrain, permitting regimes, and regulatory maturity cause hydrogen pipeline costs to vary by a ...
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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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