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Millions of farmers in Indonesia can benefit from a type of gas stove simply by cooking food from gas-turning technology from rice husks. Rice husks are very abundant wa…
A North Carolina University team developed a colloidal solar device - called 'artificial leaves'.
New research on wastewater treatment by microbial inoculants has been successfully applied in Dong Mau plastic recycling village, Vinh Phuc.
Mr. Nguyen Van Hoan, a farmer in Tuyen Quan province, has successfully created a deep suction machine on tea trees, avoiding the use of pesticides.
Executive Director of renewable energy group Iberdrola (Spain) said Iberdrola SA will conduct construction of the world's largest wind power park.
Adding a farmer couple in Quang Nam over 7 years of researching and researching successfully bred hybrid rice ...
In the past few years, in some provinces in the South East region such as Binh Phuoc, Tay Ninh, Dong Nai and Ho Chi Minh City,
A US solar power company wants to build a photovoltaic plant in Vietnam to increase power output.
According to calculations by the United Nations International Energy Commission (IEA) experts, solar energy 2050 ...
While floods come and withdraw, lack of clean water is always a problem that people in these areas face.
A new integrated industrial park including a wine factory, a brewery and a food processor will go into operation in the fall of 2010 at UC Davis University.
Germany has been very successful in encouraging households to install solar panels and if excess electricity, ...
For centuries people have used tobacco as a natural organic insecticide. Recently, US scientists affirmed that this is a potential replacement for traditional pesticides.
More than 200 delegates, of which 60 international delegates attended the 6th National Spectrum Optical Conference, from 8 to 12 November in Hanoi.
Rare earths in fact ... are not really rare. Rare earth mining is at risk of causing environmental pollution while economic benefits are not high.