Arctic tundra emitting more carbon than storing it would have global consequences as this would exacerbate climate change, whose adverse impacts are already unfolding across the world. In a typical ...

Typically, land absorbs roughly one-third of human-generated carbon dioxide emissions. However, the team's research published in National Science Review reveals that in 2023, this capacity fell to ...

And unlike natural ecosystems, like forests and oceans that can absorb carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, humans are “not very good at recycling,” Zalasiewicz said. Managing the disposal of ...

Those fires are getting more intense, and this year’s fires north of the Arctic Circle emitted the second-highest amount of carbon yet recorded, the report card said. Wildfires are normal in the ...

A welder this month at the Deep Sky carbon capture facility under construction in Innisfail, Alberta.Credit...Amber Bracken for The New York Times Supported by By David Gelles and Christopher ...

The story so far: COP29, the ongoing climate conference in Azerbaijan’s capital Baku, has given a fillip to the idea of using carbon markets to curb carbon emissions by approving standards that ...

Wildfires are normal in the boreal forest, which can regrow and absorb carbon from the air through photosynthesis, Rogers said at the news conference. “What’s the challenge right now is ...

This can include a variety of techniques, including planting forests, spreading crushed rocks over land to absorb carbon in the atmosphere and creating charcoal and ploughing it into fields.

You might have already tried dehumidifiers and moisture absorbing devices, but have you also considered houseplants that absorb moisture? We already know there are some houseplants that banish ...