Unlocking the Potential of Nanotechnology to Combat Climate Change


credit: JOHN MCCARRON

Scientists from the public, private and philanthropic sectors have identified key research directions to maximise the impact of nanotechnology in addressing climate change.

Nano4EARTH aims to mobilise the nanotechnology community in developing climate change solutions that promote innovation while safeguarding the well-being of workers, consumers, and the environment.

Climate change is a critical issue that demands immediate attention.

It is essential to apply the wealth of knowledge gained from advanced nanotechnology applications to mitigate its effects.

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