America develops technology to separate water from animal waste
Michigan State University said on May 29 this year it will launch a technology for separating clean water from animal waste.
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Michigan State University said on May 29 this year it will launch a technology for separating clean water from animal waste.
A large amount of excess heat arises from industrial processes and power generation projects, researchers around the world have spent decades searching for ways to explo…
Oil spill is an environmental pollution incident. Waste from agriculture and forestry is also a concern for environmental scientists, the solution is to use the waste to…
International researchers at the University of Arizona have found a unique method of processing sulfur waste into plastic lenses that can be used for infrared devices.
Robots are large in shape and size like the real characters in the famous Transformers movie made by Chinese farmers with scraps and old materials.
Statistics show that in the United States alone, up to 455,000 tons of waste eggshell need to be treated.
The unique design of the two American students will make your bathroom space neater, small and beautiful.
Droughts, environmental pollution and water scarcity are urging large industrial corporations, from fuel companies to chemical manufacturers, to seek their own waste wat…
Scientists are perfecting a human heart-pumping fuel pump system to fuel the bio-powered biomass robotic system.
The ESA program, called the Alternative Micro-Ecosystems Alternative (MELiSSA) program, is somewhat more progressive and designed to turn human waste into oxygen, food a…
A Dutch designer has discovered an unusual way to create colorful bricks: use the stool of a snail.
Two Seattle-based programmers are gearing up to launch a unique 'Leftover Swap' smartphone software application that will allow for the exchange of leftover food…
Swedish scientists have developed a device that can be attached inside a waste pipe to detect explosive materials that help track down terrorist bombs.
Researchers at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) are studying how cities and towns can help themselves by turning waste into electricity.
Aqualibrium is a set of tools for growing fish together with clean vegetables. The device is designed to be compact in the upper vegetable area of 0.19m2 and the bottom…