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A cleaner, greener way extracts gold from mounting piles of e-waste in addition to ore. Using a compound found in[…]
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A cleaner, greener way extracts gold from mounting piles of e-waste in addition to ore. Using a compound found in[…]
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3D-printed “pineapple” with cyanobacteria growing inside after a development period of 60 days A living, growing 3D printable material consists[…]
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Clays could be an inexpensive, accessible, and abundant resource for absorbing carbon dioxide from the air. Clay minerals have an[…]
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12 million hectares of U.S. land–about the size of New York state–are currently used to grow corn for ethanol. Converting[…]
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Suitable materials are available globally to make clean concrete and many could be incorporated into concrete mixes just by grinding[…]
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Each year, more than 1.2 billion smartphones are produced. That’s energy-intensive and consumes valuable natural resources. Now old smartphones have[…]
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When farmers apply pesticides to their crops, 30 to 50% end up in the air or soil, not on plants.[…]
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Here’s praise for the wealthy funders of ways to deal with climate change: Jeff Bezos Bill and Melinda Gates Michael[…]
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Sea grass cultivation doesn’t require artificial fertilizers, pesticides, or fresh water, doesn’t emit CO2, stores carbon in the soil and[…]
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A new class of nanostructured materials can pull water from the air, collect it in pores and release it onto[…]
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