See below:
http://www.newsroom.ucla.edu/portal/ucla/new-materials-can-selectively-45139.aspx
The Environment
Very Interesting: Capture Carbon
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Tropical & deciduous forests still absorb thousands of times that much carbon, at negative-costs.
The new identification of materials will be great for applications in industrial, or aerospace space however, so KUDOS for these scientists at UCLA!