Nobel Prize in chemistry goes to discovery that could bring water to deserts

Three scientists have been awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry for their groundbreaking work on new molecular structures that can capture large amounts of gas. This discovery is significant as it opens up possibilities for addressing climate change by removing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere and could also provide a solution for water scarcity in desert regions. Their innovative approach not only highlights the importance of scientific research but also offers hope for sustainable solutions to some of the world's pressing environmental challenges.