Did you know that the foam on a can of Guinness co... ...eir long-lasting and creamy heads, a feature that carbonated beers can’t emulate. But nitrogen doesn’t fro...
http://www.neatorama.com/2011/03/10/the-physics-of-stout-foam/
French physicists at the Université de Reims have... ...ht one. The goal is to retain as much dissolved carbon dioxide as possible in the decanted liquid: In champagne... ...l cavity (via the conversion of dissolved CO2 to carbonic acid), (iv) and the nose of champagne, i.e., its... ...phy (left illustra...
http://www.neatorama.com/2010/10/17/champagne-should-be-poured-like-beer-into-a-tilted-flute/
Here on land, we undertake great engineering proje... ...les in the Southern Ocean release 220,462 tons of carbon when they exhale carbon dioxide at the water's surface, but their poo stimulates... ...ir poo stimulates the drawdown of 440,925 tons of carbon , according to the...
http://www.neatorama.com/2010/06/16/clean-the-environment-with-whale-poop/
Photo: Justin RiesYay for global warming! New stud... ...udy by marine geologist Justin Ries shows that if carbon dioxide emissions increase to extreme levels, we'll get g... ...dy published in the journal Geology shows that if carbon dioxide emissions reach extreme levels, the changes in th... ...s 50 percen...
http://www.neatorama.com/2009/12/13/global-warming-giant-lobsters-yum/
People love to overlook certain things that pollut... ...emissions caused from cement, which produces more carbon dioxide than the entire aviation industry. Did you know t... ...ment that uses magnesium silicates, which emit no carbon dioxide when they are heated. As the cement hardens, it a... ...absorbs CO2...
http://www.neatorama.com/2009/01/01/negative-co2-emitting-cement/
