What if a machine could suck up carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, run it through a series of chemical reactions, and essentially spit out industrially useful plastic?

This illustration shows how a newly developed floatable nanocomposite system produces hydrogen gas by using sunlight to break down everyday plastic waste. The sponge-like material floats on water and ...

This illustration shows how a newly developed floatable nanocomposite system produces hydrogen gas by using sunlight to break down everyday plastic waste. The sponge-like material floats on water ...

Developed by Edinburgh energy storage specialist Gravitricity, the so-called H2FlexiStore system uses purpose built lined geological shafts to store up to 100 tonnes of pressurised hydrogen at 200 bar ...

Scientists have announced a recycling breakthrough that can turn plastic waste into clean hydrogen fuel with the help of sunlight. Scientists at the Institute for Basic Science (IBS) Center for ...

A group of researchers from Canada’s Ontario Tech University developed a novel multigeneration system that is able to provide electricity, hydrogen, cooling, heating and hot water. Driven by ...

Toyota flexes its hypercar creativity with the GR LH2 Toyota has unveiled its GR LH2 Racing Concept featuring a hydrogen engine paired with a hybrid system at the Circuit de la Sarthe days ahead ...

Tonnes of plastic are dumped into our oceans each year With talks in Nice centred around ensuring oceans are protected, an ambitious plastics treaty is key to this goal. "Every year, over 400 ...

Florida Panthers fans have been throwing plastic rats onto the ice after home victories. Here's what's behind the tradition.

Intelligent Energy has been awarded a £17m programme to fast-track development of a new zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell system that could be powering commercial aircraft within the decade. The award ...

This figure shows how a one-square-meter outdoor system can turn plastic waste into hydrogen using sunlight. (a) displays the actual setup of the steel reactor, where a sponge-like catalyst ...