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Fruit and vegetable food scraps can be turned into materials stronger than concrete that’s usable in construction or packing with[…]
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Fruit and vegetable food scraps can be turned into materials stronger than concrete that’s usable in construction or packing with[…]
Read morePartial photo: Junko Nakase 3D printing can be used to make a tough, sustainable material from algae that could be[…]
Read moreUse of zeolites (minerals containing mainly aluminum and silicon oxides) could help diminish the CO2 problem. Scientists have designed an[…]
Read moreImage: Based on a photo by Preconscious Eye via Flickr A new radiant cooling system, consisting of tubes embedded in[…]
Read moreThe U.S, has roughly 3 million abandoned oil and gas wells. One plan is to convert them into conduits for[…]
Read moreH55, the Swiss battery venture, is partnering with Vancouver, B.C.-based Harbour Air Seaplanes and Everett, Wash.-based magniX on their project[…]
Read morePartial photo: Wilhelm Gunkel The whitest paint yet has been created. Coating buildings with it may one day cool them[…]
Read morePartial photo: David Hellmann Concrete is the world’s most-produced material. Its production results in nine percent of global carbon emissions.[…]
Read moreA six-seater Piper M-Class fitted out at a research and development hub in the UK ran on hydrogen on its[…]
Read moreA six-seater Piper M-Class fitted out at a research and development hub in the UK ran on hydrogen on its[…]
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