The ocean naturally pulls in about a quarter of the carbon dioxide people produce. It's the planet’s largest carbon sink.

Paebbl has opened its first demo plant in Rotterdam as it looks to ramp up its carbon capture technology.

The overall value of carbon sinks on Earth's surface is fairly well ... in particular from the excrement and decomposition of dead plants and animals, and eventually becomes food for soil organisms.

Many of us enjoy the outdoors, gardening or even tending to a small farm. But today, we feel the heat — literally — of climate change. It’s a global problem, and we often wonder how we can make a ...

The 'biomaterial' is made from plants used in regenerative farming practices, which seek to restore wetlands worldwide ...

The deeper the plants and algae sink, the longer the carbon stays locked away. But that’s no easy feat to ensure. Running Tide, a now-shuttered company that sank nearly 20,000 metric tons of ...

It’s a point especially important to companies working with algae, wood chips, or other organic materials, because depending on where they decompose, they could release carbon dioxide back into the ...