Scientific application
Coffee grounds make concrete 30% stronger
Australian engineers claim they can make concrete nearly 30% stronger by incorporating processed coffee grounds.
Biochar
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Research on biochar to improve soil acidity and salinity
Biochar has been researched a lot on its mechanism of reducing heavy metal concentrations in water and soil.
New technology
Biochar produced from sugarcane husks and sawdust
Scientists have used rice husks and sawdust to make biochar to help emit less CO2 and reduce the shortage of fossil fuels.
Scientific application
Biochar: Savings for acidic soil, alum, poisoning
The soil is degraded and washed away is a great threat to agriculture in Vietnam and the world, directly affecting the national food security and livelihood of rural peo…
Environment
Collect millions of dollars by turning waste into clean coal
Thanks to the development of biochar production process from organic waste, a company in Spain has earned
Environment
The world's first solar toilet
The US said it has successfully built a solar toilet that can recycle human waste into biochar.
Environment
New technologies help purify CO2 from the atmosphere
According to scientists, climate change prevention not only needs to limit greenhouse gas emissions but also include the development of technologies to remove carbon dio…
Environment
Strategy to reduce greenhouse effect
A new study shows that a new method to combat biofuel climate change may not cause much damage to animals in the soil as previously published studies.
New technology
Detecting sawdust, wood, wood chips ... can help bond concrete more strongly
Over the past year, wood factories in Singapore have generated more than half a million tons of wood waste, mainly sawdust.
New technology
Special technology leaves the leaves after a few hours
German scientists have developed a new technology that allows the leaves to turn into fuel after one night.