Producing high energy fuel cells from cows
According to researchers at Ohio State University, one day it will be possible to meet an increasing demand for alternative energy sources. They used microbial fluids fr…
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According to researchers at Ohio State University, one day it will be possible to meet an increasing demand for alternative energy sources. They used microbial fluids fr…
The oil crisis in the early 70s of the last century alerted all humanity to the depletion of non-renewable resources such as oil. And for decades, we are trying to find…
Scientists are studying new ways to harness the sun's rays, and ultimately make it less expensive for solar users.
A team of Australian researchers created a system that allows cleaning wastewater from a brewery by using energy-generating bacteria.
Chemical experts at the University of California, San Diego have demonstrated the feasibility of harnessing sunlight to transform greenhouse gas emissions into useful pr…
Bacteria in the world's oceans can effectively use solar energy to grow thanks to a pigment that absorbs special light. This discovery was made by researchers at the Uni…
Not long ago, the first Indonesian car to operate with 100% biofuels made from jatropha completed a 3,200 km test run in West Timor province. The success of the Mitsubis…
Not long ago when invited to attend the Georgia Biological Energy Conference at Georgia State University (USA), now retired physics professor is 70-year-old farmer Jimmy…
Every year, an average of 33 billion gallons of domestic wastewater must be treated preliminary before being discharged into the river. If only the electricity is calcul…
The vital organs in Burmese pythons double in size after they swallow the giant prey.
Winter in the Arctic, temperatures drop very low, accompanied by very scarce foods. When the ambient temperature drops, it is difficult to find food, polar bears start t…
Humans take longer to grow than primates because childhood energy is used for the brain more than body growth.
Livestock raised with a high-energy diet tend to be more environmentally friendly and produce higher yields.