YCNCC News

Existing methods of PFAS cleanup are expensive. A new approach is an order of magnitude cheaper— and could also help fight climate change.

YCNCC researchers have developed a new, less expensive method for remediating “forever chemicals” from farmlands and remove CO₂ from the atmosphere.

YCNCC News discusses soil fertility and tropical forest productivity with YCNCC Faculty Affiliate Michelle Wong. 

YCNCC Science Communications Fellow Samantha Tracy speaks with Kumar about ICU research at Yale and its potential to advance industry.

YCNCC News discusses Blue Carbon OAE with Gabby Kitch, Noah Planavsky, and Peter Raymond.

Can wastewater fuel the clean energy future? Professor Lea Winter’s team uncovers a hidden source of critical materials.

YCNCC researchers have discovered “forever chemicals” in SC crops that used contaminated sewer sludge as fertilizer.

A research team led by Yale chemists has taken the ability of science to mimic photosynthesis to a new level.

YCNCC Faculty David Kwabi & Microsoft are using AI to accelerate innovation to create safe and scalable redox flow batteries.

At the Yale Innovation Summit, YCNCC showcased how the Center is translating research at Yale into scalable climate solutions. 

Study co-authored by YCNCC Faculty Paulo Brando finds Amazon forests resist fire better than expected, but biodiversity loss remains a major threat.

YCNCC Science Leadership Team member Lea Winter speaks with Future in Bloom about how her lab is reinventing fertilizer production.

New YCNCC and YASSP research on forests’ contributions to soil carbon has implications for national greenhouse gas inventories and carbon markets.

YCNCC Faculty Paulo Brando spoke with Inside Climate News about recent declines in the rate of deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon.

YCNCC’s Spring Symposium marked five years of advancing natural climate solutions with bold conversations on scaling carbon removal by 2040.

Experts from academia and industry convene at Yale to discuss how AI can advance monitoring, reporting, and verification of geochemical CDR.

YCNCC convened experts to create a best practices guide for monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) of Blue Carbon Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement.

The YCNCC launched a new student-led seminar series this spring for graduate researchers to present and discuss recent work.

Yale GSAS News spoke with YCNCC Graduate Researcher Ella Milliken about her YPS Fellowship and work on enhanced weathering.

YCNCC’s Noah Planavsky explains how improved soil pH management via enhanced weathering can benefit farmers and deliver meaningful climate mitigation.

YCNCC News recently sat down with Malone to discuss why better methane flux measurement is critical for climate mitigation.

This year’s YCNCC Spring Symposium marks an anniversary and sets the Center’s sights on what carbon dioxide removal needs to achieve by 2040.

YCNCC news sat down with Liu to discuss managing grassland grazing and the need for accurate estimates of soil organic carbon stocks.

A 20-year experiment in southeastern Amazonia finds that even heavily degraded, grass-invaded forests retain the capacity to bounce back from fires.

A new study led by YCNCC Faculty Eric Slessarev shows that deep-rooted perennial grasses store far more carbon than annual crops.