Mastodawn

🌳 Old-growth forests store far more carbon than tree farms — a new study in Sweden shows the difference is massive, especially in the soil.

@goodnews

#OldGrowthForests #CarbonStorage #ClimateHope #GoodNews

Old-Growth Forests in Sweden Hold Vastly More Carbon Than Tree Farms, Study Finds

Science, Tech and Defense for the Rebelliously Curious.

The Debrief

PatternChaser 6d ago

"Beavers are not going to solve climate change, but our research shows these natural engineers can quietly help river landscapes store more carbon for decades to come."

#Beavers #Wildlife #CarbonStorage

https://theconversation.com/beavers-can-turn-streams-into-carbon-stores-we-measured-how-much-278489

Beavers can turn streams into carbon stores – we measured how much

As beavers reshape rivers, wetlands become a natural storage system for carbon.

The Conversation

NewsletterTF Feb 13

Arctic Peatlands Expanding, Presenting a Dual Climate Impact

https://newsletter.tf/arctic-peatlands-growing-warmer-weather-carbon/

Arctic peatlands are growing due to warmer weather, storing carbon now but risking future release.

#ArcticPeatlands, #ClimateChange, #CarbonStorage, #GlobalWarming, #Environment

NewsletterTF Feb 13

Arctic Peatlands Are Growing Bigger Due to Warmer Weather

New studies show that peatlands in the Arctic are growing larger as the weather gets warmer. These areas store a lot of carbon, which helps slow down climate change for now. But scientists worry that if it gets much warmer, they could release this carbon back into the air.

https://newsletter.tf/arctic-peatlands-growing-warmer-weather-carbon/

#ArcticPeatlands, #ClimateChange, #CarbonStorage, #GlobalWarming, #Environment

Arctic Peatlands Are Growing Bigger Due to Warmer Weather

Arctic peatlands are getting larger because of rising temperatures. They store carbon now but could release it later. Learn what this means for the climate.

Paul Houle Jan 2

🫧 Ancient seafloor lava rubble stores vast amounts of carbon dioxide, researchers discover

https://phys.org/news/2025-11-ancient-seafloor-lava-rubble-vast.html

#geology #ocean #carbon #climatechange #carbonstorage #lava

Ancient seafloor lava rubble stores vast amounts of carbon dioxide, researchers discover

Sixty-million-year-old rock samples from deep under the ocean have revealed how huge amounts of carbon dioxide are stored for millennia in piles of lava rubble that accumulate on the seafloor.

Phys.org

Journal of Plant Ecology Dec 25

Chen Liang et al. studied the soil #CarbonStorage and its driving factors in different #PlantCommunities of #CoastalWetland in the non-growing season.

#BareFlat | #ResistanceIndexOfCarbon

https://doi.org/10.1093/jpe/rtaf076

Paul Houle Dec 8

🎈 First complete record of global underground CO₂ storage released

https://phys.org/news/2025-11-global-underground-storage.html

#co2 #carboncapture #climatechange #ccs #carbonstorage #underground #energy #energytransition

First complete record of global underground CO₂ storage released

The first-ever audited account of the actual amounts of CO2 stored underground by CCS projects globally has been released. It was created by a new international consortium of scientists and industrial partners, including NTNU.

Phys.org

MediaFaro Analysis Nov 26

A depleted oil field will become Europe’s first offshore CO2 storage site.

In a process that almost reverses oil extraction, chemical giant INEOS plans to inject liquefied CO2 deep down into depleted oil reservoirs, 1 800 metres beneath the seabed.

When the project begins commercial operations next year, it is expected to become the EU’s first fully-operational offshore CO2 storage site.

https://mediafaro.org/article/20251126-a-depleted-oil-field-will-become-europes-first-offshore-co2-storage-site?mf_channel=mastodon&action=forward

#CarbonStorage #CarbonDioxide #CarbonEmissions #Technology #OilIndustry #NorthSea

A depleted oil field will become Europe’s first offshore CO2 storage site.

In a process that almost reverses oil extraction, chemical giant INEOS plans to inject liquefied CO2 deep down into depleted oil reservoirs, 1 800 metres beneath the seabed. When the …

Euronews