#Carbon dioxide

Author: Douglas Fox / Source: Science News for Students September 8, 2017, was an exciting date for Katey Walter Anthony. On this cool, windless evening she first visited Alaska’s Lake Esieh. Few people visit this remote stretch of wilderness. It is covered in tundra and scraggly spruce trees.

Author: Exuperist / Source: Neatorama There are so many measures we can take to cut down on our carbon emissions in order to turn the tides on climate change and save our world. But there are some things that we might not have as much control over. Most greenhouse gas emissions come from human

Author: Stephen Johnson / Source: Big Think A team of scientists used liquid metal and a liquid electrolyte to convert gaseous CO2 into a solid, coal-like substance. Compared to current methods, the new approach could prove to be a more efficient and scalable way to remove carbon from the

Source: Good News Network You may soon be able to drink sparkling water that contains carbon dioxide captured directly from the atmosphere. Climeworks, a company that specializes in carbon-capture technology, will be applying their air filtration machines to suck up CO2 for use in the creation

Author: Kevin Dickinson / Source: Big Think Sparkling waters are en vogue as a healthy, refreshing alternative to soft drinks and alcohol. Some claim sparkling water has injurious effects, such as reducing bone mineral density, but research shows such claims are overstated or outright myths.