Sustainability

Living Walls That Breathe: Architecture’s New Carbon Solution

ETH Zurich scientists create a living material that grows, hardens, and captures carbon from the air—bringing the dream of carbon-negative architecture closer to reality.

The Mystery of the Atlantic Cold Spot—Solved by a Slowing Ocean

A mysterious cold patch in the Atlantic has baffled scientists for decades. New research reveals the culprit: a dramatic slowdown in a key ocean current, with major climate consequences ahead.

Arctic Peatlands Are Expanding—But For How Long?

A new study finds Arctic peatlands are expanding, locking up more carbon—but can they keep up as the climate keeps warming? Dive into the race to protect these powerful climate allies.

Vanishing Soil Moisture Fuels Faster Sea Level Rise

A global study led by PolyU reveals that soil moisture is rapidly vanishing—sending land water into the oceans and quietly accelerating sea level rise.

Tiny Particles, Big Impact: The Hidden Threat Looming Over America

Imagine inhaling particles so tiny they slip past your body's defenses and surge straight into your bloodstream—new research shows PM₁ may be the hidden pollutant we've overlooked.

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