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Researchers at the University of California, USA have succeeded in making a device that can produce oxygen not through plant photosynthesis.
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Researchers at the University of California, USA have succeeded in making a device that can produce oxygen not through plant photosynthesis.
Center for Laser Technology, Institute of Technology Application (Ministry of Science and Technology) has successfully fabricated three high-quality laser devices that c…
New technology from US scientists can help create a new fuel for cars
Removing CO2 from the atmosphere and turning this greenhouse gas into today's fuel is no longer impossible.
A new touch system for the first time helps control large areas that are cost effective. This patented gas induction system is based on the principle of diffusion, where…
For years, scientists have been searching for different ways to collect carbon and store it underground or even in the ocean.
Although this study is only in the preliminary stage, scientists are optimistic that this is a big step in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
The new system made by Russian researchers can turn CO2 in space stations or spacecraft into methane and water.
With the ability to filter up to 260 tons of CO2, NO2 and fine dust, it can be said that this product is the solution to save the Earth in the future.
Researchers at U of T Engineering have taken a step closer to artificial photosynthesis when creating a new catalyst.
In a recent statement, VTT did not elaborate on the production process but only revealed that the protein could be produced 'from anywhere where there is renewable e…
The idea of a skyscraper for urban residents and fighting against climate change called HEAL-BERG is one of the selected designs in the annual eVolo Skyscraper Competi…
The vertical forest design that spans skyscrapers promises to be a viable solution to help China cope with heavy air pollution.
Plants help absorb CO2, which is what we all know, even plants can absorb about 25% of CO2 emissions that humans produce to serve photosynthesis and growth.
Ford has succeeded in producing mattresses and plastic components from CO2.