Emissions (Pollution)

Pollution control

Sustainable Construction Materials: Obayashi Corporation's Innovative Solution for Carbon-Neutral Soil Stabilization

A groundbreaking research study by Obayashi Corporation has introduced a novel carbon-neutral grout, Colloidal Silica Recovered from Geothermal Fluids (CSRGF), which is gaining attention for its potential to revolutionize the construction industry. This innovative material, developed using silica extracted from geothermal fluids, aims to minimize environmental impacts while enhancing soil

Pollution control

Sustainable Strategies for Economic Growth and Environmental Sustainability

As the manufacturing industry grapples with the growing need for sustainability, researchers at the University of Delhi have proposed a novel strategy that integrates green technologies and renewable energy sources into production processes. This study aims to reduce carbon emissions and enhance economic performance while minimizing environmental impact. By examining

Pollution control

Low-Carbon Cementitious Materials Show Promise in Combatting Climate Change

Researchers from the University of Tokyo have made a significant breakthrough in construction materials research, discovering that low-carbon cementitious materials can offer sustainable alternatives to traditional cement, reducing carbon emissions in the construction industry. According to the study, CaO-activated materials exhibit promising potential for replacing ordinary Portland cement due to

Global warming

Transition to Electric Power Sources in Automotive Industry Reduces Carbon Emissions

A new study has investigated the effects of automotive manufacturers transitioning to electric power sources on carbon dioxide emissions and the green development of the industry. The research conducted by Xihua University, in collaboration with other institutions, found that such a transition can significantly reduce carbon emissions and contribute to

Global warming

Machine Learning Enhances Port Carbon Emission Estimation

Shanghai University researchers have published a comprehensive study on the role of machine learning (ML) in estimating carbon emissions from ports. The study, which has been peer-reviewed, highlights the significance of ports in global trade and transportation, emphasizing their substantial contribution to worldwide carbon emissions. The researchers propose a logical

Global warming

Renewable Energy Crucial in Combating Environmental Pollution in Asia's Most Populous Countries

A study conducted at Northeast Agricultural University in Harbin, People's Republic of China, has found that renewable energy generation plays a significant role in reducing ecological footprint and carbon emissions in Asia's most populous countries, including China, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. The research analyzed data

Global warming

New Research Reveals Disparities in Transportation Emissions in Fujian Province, China

Fuzhou, China, is at the forefront of China's ecological civilization efforts, with researchers from Fujian Agricultural and Forestry University employing a top-down approach to estimate transportation carbon emissions in the region. The study, published in the journal Transportation Research Part D-Transport and Environment, utilized the Standard Deviation Ellipse

Global warming

Jiangxi University of Science and Technology Researchers Publish Findings in Science

Researchers at Jiangxi University of Science and Technology have conducted a comprehensive study on the impact of domestic waste incineration power generation on regional carbon emission reduction in Ganzhou City, Jiangxi, People's Republic of China. The study, which utilized operation data from 9 incineration facilities under construction from

Environmental sustainability

Oxford Aims to Become a Net Zero City by 2040, Starting with Sustainable Transport Options

In Oxford, transport is one of the biggest sources of carbon emissions, accounting for 23 per cent of the city's total footprint. To become a net zero city by 2040, the city council is working with partners to raise awareness of sustainable travel options and provide resources to

Climate change

Land-Based Climate Mitigation Strategies May Harm Biodiversity Despite Climate Benefits

Research from Princeton University has shown that large-scale reforestation, afforestation, and bioenergy crop deployment may inadvertently reduce global biodiversity despite their intended climate benefits. The study, which modeled the climate and habitat requirements of 14,234 vertebrate species, found that these land-based mitigation strategies often lead to habitat loss and

Environmental sustainability

Green Credit Policy Boosts Green Innovation in Chinese Energy Enterprises

A new study from Beijing Jiaotong University, published in the journal Sustainable Futures, has found that the implementation of green credit policy has a significant impact on the green innovation of traditional energy enterprises in China. The research, published in July 2025, utilized a difference-in-differences model to investigate the effects

Climate change

Making Electrification Affordable: A Paradigm Shift in Electricity Pricing

As the world grapples with the growing threat of climate change, a consensus has emerged on the need to reduce and eventually eliminate carbon emissions. Electricity generation from renewable sources has become a crucial aspect of managing climate change. To accelerate electrification, innovative rate designs and technology-specific rates based on