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Undergraduate students take home sustainability award

July 05, 2019

In front of a packed room of their peers, 10 groups of students recently had three minutes each to pitch a new sustainability-focused product or startup with the potential to make a signficant impact.

Global Carbon Dioxide Cooling

May 30, 2019

It may come as a surprise, but carbon dioxide, the infamous greenhouse gas driving climate change, is also a leading contender in the replacement of hydrofluorocarbons in the next-generation of “green” refrigeration systems.

Air Conditioning 2.0: Keeping cool could aid carbon reductions

April 30, 2019

Professor Geoffrey Ozin proposes a move from crude oil to “crowd oil”. In a perspective published in Nature Communications this week, co-authored by Roland Dittmeyer of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Prof.

Professor Scott Mabury: 'Plucking Solutions Out of Thin Air'

January 29, 2019

Professor Scott Mabury's research into perfluorinated acids have led to national policy changes on products that put their precursors into the air.

Professor Geoff Ozin: 'The story of CO2 needs altering'

December 18, 2018

Professor Geoff Ozin writes in Advanced Science News about the "rapid dissemination of misleading, confusing, frightening and false information" in science, particularly when it relates to carbon dioxide.

Professor Geoffrey Ozin wins Connaught Global Challenge Award to lead University of Toronto Solar Fuels Cluster

March 09, 2016

One of the most pressing global issues of our time is the threat of climate change, caused by human influence and in particular, the persistence of CO2 in the atmosphere.

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