Japan builds power plant using fermented gas fuel from cow dung
In an effort to get the most out of farm waste, a Canadian company decided to go for the stinkiest thing you can think of. Exactly, you get what I mean!
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In an effort to get the most out of farm waste, a Canadian company decided to go for the stinkiest thing you can think of. Exactly, you get what I mean!
The village of Gumatapura in India held a festival to throw cow dung within the framework of the Diwali light festival.
In addition to using it as fertilizer, researchers are using cow dung to filter seawater into pure fresh water.
The sukhala houses are located in the complex - the residence of community leaders.
This will be a 100% renewable energy and hydrogen fuel plant on the world's first commercial scale.
Scientists have recently discovered the immense role of fungi in animal manure. They have the ability to decompose organic compounds - an extremely expensive process in…
The water is more nutritious than regular water, scientists said.
These genes come from cows' intestinal bacteria and, according to experts, are likely to infect the food and harm people.
Two high school girls Dwi Nailul Izzah and Rintya Aprianti Miki made a strong impression on the jury of the Indonesian Olympiad Science Project competition with a natura…
A group of Japanese researchers says they have found a new source of petrol - animal feces. This new production technology would provide a relatively practical benefit f…
In the face of the Japanese scientists plan to use vanilla flavor from cow dung (two times cheaper than real vanilla) to prepare non-food products. In about two years th…