Coffee bodies will make fuel run cars
Now you can just drink coffee while waiting for your full fuel tank. But in the future you can also drink and pour coffee into a gas tank.
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Now you can just drink coffee while waiting for your full fuel tank. But in the future you can also drink and pour coffee into a gas tank.
A new study of polluted areas shows that the West Amazon, an extremely bio-cultural and diverse area, may have been contaminated by widespread oil pollution over the pas…
The US said it has successfully built a solar toilet that can recycle human waste into biochar.
US scientists have recently introduced a technique to process bio-algae oil from algae within 60 minutes, to save time and reduce costs significantly.
Cellulose is a constituent of the plant cell wall, there are many in nature, the biomass source is very large, and very cheap.
A large amount of bio-carbon on Earth is stored under the seabed as methane hydrate, a frozen mixture of methane and water.
Before Air Canada's Airbus plane left Toronto in Canada to reach Mexico City, the capital of Mexico, on the afternoon of June 18, bio-fuel and jet fuel were poured into…
'Working with an eggshell' is the slogan of a famous advertising TV channel in the UK. The 'green industry' here is also cherishing for me to plan to turn eggshells into…
A magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck yesterday on the central coast of Chile, causing panic among locals.
Two days after two powerful earthquakes over 6 Richter levels shook Central and Southern Chile - which was badly damaged in the earthquake last year.
After 2 years of implementation, the small-scale bio-gas power production project (Bio-Gas project) has supported 42 farms ...
British engineers have just launched a car that can use bio-methane generated from waste in sewer pipes as fuel.
Scientists at Brazil's Campinas University have introduced a new type of bio-plastic bag that is capable of rapidly destroying itself.
The Belarusian government is carrying out a pilot plan to plant biofuel crops to faster clean up the radioactive areas after the Chernobyl disaster in 1986.
Since 2010, clean buses will roll on the streets of Oslo (Norway), with biofuels produced from waste like mud, sewage and leftovers.