Read article: Whatever happened to carbon capture?
Whatever happened to carbon capture?
The basic carbon-capture-and-storage idea of trying to store an unwanted by-product forever seems inelegant, says Dave Elliott
Read article: Whatever happened to carbon capture?
Read article: Breaking the silence
Breaking the silence
While sexual harassment is finally being taken seriously within institutions, Emma Chapman says that more needs to be done
Read article: Mind the gap
Mind the gap
Tushna Commissariat reviews The Graphene Revolution: the Weird Science of the Ultrathin by Brian Clegg
Read article: Negative carbon not on
Negative carbon not on
Negative emission technologies have "limited realistic potential" according to the European Academies’ Science Advisory Council
Read article: Investing in the climate
Investing in the climate
“Sustainable investing” is a valuable way for climate scientists to have an influence on financial markets, claim Quintin Rayer and Richard Millar
Read article: How to answer cosmic queries
How to answer cosmic queries
Astrophysicist and author Jillian Scudder talks about the pros and cons of writing a blog that answers the public's questions about the universe, however random they may be
Read article: Cosmic connections
Cosmic connections
Jane Hesling reviews Astroquizzical: a Curious Journey Through Our Cosmic Family Tree by Jillian Scudder
Read article: Carbon counting and beyond
Carbon counting and beyond
There are disputes over the relative emissions from renewables and nuclear, but is it time to include measures other than carbon?
Read article: How do oil companies see the energy future?
How do oil companies see the energy future?
Fossil fuels may be with us for some time, while opinions vary on the outlook for renewables
Read article: Abdus Salam back in the spotlight
Abdus Salam back in the spotlight
Matin Durrani finds much to admire in Salam: the First ****** Nobel Laureate – a new biopic directed by Anand Kamalakar and produced by Zakir Thaver and Omar Vandal
