The Carbon Storage Problem We’ve got all these great solutions capturing carbon, typically from air or industrial emitters. But capture is only half...

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Cement Produces Unavoidable Emissions  Second only to water, concrete is the most consumed material on Earth with an annual production of approximately 4...

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In the overview of our January 2020 Global Cleantech 100, we welcomed readers to the “Roaring 20s,” predicting a decade of cleantech growth,...

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Our first-ever LATAM Cleantech  25 was released last week, showcasing the emergence of a dynamic cleantech ecosystem across Latin America. Historically, this region...

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Robotic waste management, sustainable chocolate derived from precision fermentation, and a cloud-computing platform to curtail methane flares: Recent Deals worth looking at  Agriculture...

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Tokamak fusion systems, reusable modular orbital vehicles, and an AI-powered platform that optimizes protein development: Recent Deals worth looking at Agriculture & Food...

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The chemical industry is a significant contributor to global CO2 emissions, accounting for approximately 3% of total emissions. Key chemicals produced in the...

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How Did PFAS Get in the Water and Soil? As reported in September’s What Are PFAS?   blog, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are...

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Off-grid energy storage monitoring, feedstock-agnostic battery recycling, and permanent carbon removal using organic waste: Recent Deals worth looking at    Agriculture & Food ...

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Turning waste-wood into skyscrapers; mycoprotein for fish farming; saving landfill-bound products from the hangman’s noose– Recent deals worth looking at: Agriculture & Food...

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Laser-powered weeding devices, long-duration iron-air batteries, and carbon negative construction materials derived from captured CO2: Recent Deals worth looking at Agriculture & Food...

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$2.3T needed from now to 2050 — delayed deployment could cost double, even triple Point Source Capture (PSC) technologies capture at the point...

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It is our pleasure to bring you this sixth edition of the Cleantech 50 to Watch. As our last edition of the early...

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Liquid immersion cooling, autonomous electric airplanes, and biofertilizers derived from insects fed on agriwaste: Recent Deals worth looking at    Agriculture & Food ...

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Plasma is popping up in all kinds of places in the cleantech world. We’ve long seen its application in electric arc furnaces and...

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Hydrogen-based powertrains for zero-emission aviation, carbon-negative powerplants, and genome editing for speciality crops: Recent Deals worth looking at   Agriculture & Food  Pairwise (2018)...

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