Green carbon science is defined as the “study and optimization of the transformation of
carbon‐containing compounds and the relevant processes involved in the entire carbon …

Currently, more than 86% of global energy consumption is still mainly dependent on
traditional fossil fuels, which causes resource scarcity and even emission of high amounts of …

CO2 electroreduction is of great significance to reduce CO2 emissions and complete the
carbon cycle. However, the unavoidable carbonate formation and low CO2 utilization …

The electrochemical CO2 reduction reaction (CO2RR) using renewable electricity is one of
the most promising strategies for reaching the goal of carbon neutrality. Multicarbonous …

Ionic liquids (ILs) consisting entirely of ions exhibit many fascinating and tunable properties,
making them promising functional materials for a large number of energy-related …

The long-term stability of single-atom catalysts is a major factor affecting their large-scale
commercial application. How to evaluate the dynamic stability of single-atom catalysts under …

Seawater contains uranium at a concentration of≈ 3.3 ppb, thus representing a rich and
sustainable nuclear fuel source. Herein, an adsorption–electrocatalytic platform is …

Nanostructured metal-nitrides have attracted tremendous interest as a new generation of
catalysts for electroreduction of CO2, but these structures have limited activity and stability in …

Nitrate electrocatalytic reduction (NO3RR) for ammonia production is a promising strategy to
close the N‐cycle from nitration contamination, as well as an alternative to the Haber–Bosch …

Electrocatalytic NO reduction to NH3 (NORR) offers a prospective approach to attain both
harmful NO removal and efficient NH3 electrosynthesis. Main-group p-block metals are …