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Ocean acidification in coloured stripes

Making environmental changes visible

Climate-neutral air travel: Is it possible?

Climate-friendly fuel alone does not achieve the goal – but it helps

Ammonia: efficient hydrogen carrier and green steel enabler

Max Planck materials scientists use ammonia for sustainable iron- and steelmaking

First steps towards a more climate-friendly streaming

Video streaming is responsible for high greenhouse gas emissions. These could be reduced with relatively simple measures

New report reveals “large gap” in carbon dioxide removal needed

“CDR is not something we could do, but something we absolutely have to do to reach the Paris Agreement temperature goal”

Biodegradable microplastics in soils cause CO₂ emissions to rise

The increase in CO₂ emissions goes hand in hand with the increase in microbial biomass

Natural CO2 reduction implemented faster and with less risk than high-tech approaches

Researchers have identified the approaches with the highest potential for carbon removal in Germany

Wrapping of nanosize copper cubes can help convert carbon dioxide into other chemicals

Report lays out future scenarios for global chemical industry

Calls on sector to change, lead way to enable a sustainable global economy

Blue hydrogen can help protect the climate

A high technology standard is key

Ocean acidification in coloured stripes

Making environmental changes visible

BASF breaks ground on syngas plant at Zhanjiang Verbund site in China

World-scale syngas production facility expected to start up in 2025

Climate-neutral air travel: Is it possible?

Climate-friendly fuel alone does not achieve the goal – but it helps

Ammonia: efficient hydrogen carrier and green steel enabler

Max Planck materials scientists use ammonia for sustainable iron- and steelmaking

Energy crisis could become a win-win situation for climate and the economy

A study retrospectively calculates for 2022

Science-based industries join forces to address UK net zero targets

Industry giants will work to convert industrial waste gases to create more sustainable chemicals for consumer products

Maersk backs C 1 to make zero-carbon shipping a reality faster – and cheaper

Berlin-based start-up found a way to mass-produce green methanol at a competitive price

Chemical industry agrees on global standard for calculating product carbon footprint

TfS approach for chemical industry value chains supported by BASF

Wrapping of nanosize copper cubes can help convert carbon dioxide into other chemicals

Report lays out future scenarios for global chemical industry

Calls on sector to change, lead way to enable a sustainable global economy

Holcim, thyssenkrupp Uhde and TU Berlin test innovative process for carbon capture

High-purity CO2 as feedstock

Ammonia: efficient hydrogen carrier and green steel enabler

Max Planck materials scientists use ammonia for sustainable iron- and steelmaking

First steps towards a more climate-friendly streaming

Video streaming is responsible for high greenhouse gas emissions. These could be reduced with relatively simple measures

Energy crisis could become a win-win situation for climate and the economy

A study retrospectively calculates for 2022

New report reveals “large gap” in carbon dioxide removal needed

“CDR is not something we could do, but something we absolutely have to do to reach the Paris Agreement temperature goal”

Maersk backs C 1 to make zero-carbon shipping a reality faster – and cheaper

Berlin-based start-up found a way to mass-produce green methanol at a competitive price

Biodegradable microplastics in soils cause CO₂ emissions to rise

The increase in CO₂ emissions goes hand in hand with the increase in microbial biomass

Natural CO2 reduction implemented faster and with less risk than high-tech approaches

Researchers have identified the approaches with the highest potential for carbon removal in Germany

Chemical industry agrees on global standard for calculating product carbon footprint

TfS approach for chemical industry value chains supported by BASF

BASF, SABIC and Linde start construction of the world’s first demonstration plant for large-scale electrically heated steam cracker furnaces

Technology has the potential to reduce CO2 emissions by at least 90% compared to conventional steam crackers