Study Links Ocean Density to Carbon Capture in Marine Plankton
Recent research from the University of Oxford reveals a critical link between ocean density and the carbon capture abilities of marine plankton, particularly foraminifera. This study highlights how changes in ocean density affect the calcification process of these organisms, with significant implications for carbon cycling and oceanic CO2 absorption in the face of climate change.
Korean Researchers Develop Breakthrough in Hydrogen Storage Technology
Korean researchers have developed a nanoporous material capable of holding hydrogen at twice the density of its cryogenic liquid form, offering a compelling alternative to traditional storage methods. This breakthrough represents a significant advancement in hydrogen storage technology, addressing the challenges of large-scale storage and potentially accelerating the adoption of hydrogen as a clean and efficient fuel across various industries.