Novacem Develops Carbon Eating Green Cement
We use it to build bridges, roads, sidewalks, and just about every structure relies on concrete for its base – wouldn't it be wonderful if cement actually negated CO2 emissions instead of creating more?
We use it to build bridges, roads, sidewalks, and just about every structure relies on concrete for its base – wouldn't it be wonderful if cement actually negated CO2 emissions instead of creating more?
Throughout this past election season we heard both major-party candidates give a lot of love to “clean coal.” The phrase sounds great to Americans concerned about our dependence on foreign
Canadian environmental consultants, Carbon Sense Solutions, may have just developed a carbon storage method that could reduce global CO2 emissions by as much as 1% a year. Their new method called, CO2
Lotus is doing its best to convince us that they are the greenest car manufacturer, and their latest release, the Eco Elise, makes a great argument that this is the case. Not only is this an incredibly
Imagine for a moment that we could buy ourselves some time in this climate change debacle by vacuuming greenhouse gas emissions out of the sky. Sucking CO2 from the atmosphere might be the ultimate green