The future for eco cities
Unmanned vehicles, rooftop gardens and buildings providing clean vegetables to users will be part of the city in the future.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Clean.
1,298 published items.
Unmanned vehicles, rooftop gardens and buildings providing clean vegetables to users will be part of the city in the future.
Korean designer Sung Jin Cho has set up a project to build a floating structure named Seawer.
The largest wind turbine field in Africa in sub-Saharan Africa has just begun operating in Ethipopia, an important step for the continent's renewable energy industry.
Japan yesterday started the first turbine in the offshore wind power plant complex, 20km from the coast of Fukushima Prefecture.
Apple is preparing to build a solar farm on an area of more than 55 hectares next to its new data center in Reno, Nevada (USA).
A dioxin detoxification center will be invested in Da Nang, which is identified as contaminated with dioxin toxic chemicals used by the US military in the war years with…
In an effort to promote the use of clean fuels to protect the Earth from the negative impacts of climate change, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on March 17 officially op…
The $ 7 billion complex is home to 339 installations on a 300-square-kilometer area off the coast of Caithness in Scotland. Under the plan, wind farm will officially go…
The 'artificial sun' project that produces clean and safe sources of energy could end dependence on the dwindling fuel sources on earth.
Adolf Hitler has a habit of using cocaine, suffering
As one of the most densely populated countries in the world today, Singapore has taken many miraculous measures to recreate clean water daily, according to Reuters.
The world today has more than 783 million people who still do not have access to clean water and electricity.
There are great people, working non-stop and unobtrusive about themselves, one of which is Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX, co-founder of Tesla Motors and PayPal.
Many scientists have been clean and enthusiastic about inventing things for humanity. But it was the pet that took away their own lives.
With nearly a dozen people helping to polish shoes, clean the beds, wash clothes and a group of fireplaces, life is at ease in Charles Darwin's school time.