UC Berkeley’s Brilliant Breakthrough in Carbon Capture
Researchers have developed COF-999, a new material that absorbs CO₂ directly from the air without rapidly degrading — a game-changer for carbon capture.
Read MoreResearchers have developed COF-999, a new material that absorbs CO₂ directly from the air without rapidly degrading — a game-changer for carbon capture.
Read MoreAt the southern end of their range, coho salmon in Scott Creek are adapting to wildfire and warming.
Read MoreClimate literacy and sustainability resolutions are changing how East Bay schools tackle teaching about climate science and solutions.
Read MoreA NOAA grant will fund flood mitigation, wildfire risk reduction, and habitat restoration — and green job creation — across Santa Cruz-Monterey.
Read MoreBy standardizing and coordinating data collection, the Wetlands Regional Monitoring Program will supercharge new analyses of restoration projects.
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