CO2 capture from the air is not feasible
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This conclusion is drawn from a research report by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford University (USA), recently published in the Proceedings of the…
According to the national development strategy, Australia will use 10% of renewable energy by 2020, most of this energy comes from wind, water and especially from the Su…
In 2011, the Russian atomic energy industry reaped many achievements by undertaking a policy to improve the safety of existing nuclear plants and build new plants with t…
London's Sustainable Industrial Park in the east of the British capital is on its way to becoming the city's clean technology hub, home to the largest environmental ente…
Since two years ago, Indian policymakers announced an ambitious plan that by 2020, the country will increase its solar supply capacity from zero to 20,000 MW.
In the context of the depletion of fossil fuel sources that are increasingly depleted at the speed of human hope is expected to rely on new energy sources, including bio…
French development agency will support Vietnam 20 million euros to implement climate change response projects.
Researchers work at Tel Aviv University, Israel, conducting plantations in the Aravah desert, Israel.
Humans still need nuclear power to meet the growing demand and mitigate the impact of climate change, the International Energy Organization (IEA) said.
An expert panel of the Japan Atomic Energy Commission concluded that the Fukushima nuclear power plant could only stop completely after at least three decades.
On November 1, the International Energy Agency (IEA) affirmed that modern energy can be widely accessed in 2030 if the world increases by 5 times the current energy inve…
Experts and many young people gathered to discuss the use of renewable energy to cope with the risk of fossil fuel exhaustion.
The crisis in Japan stalled the nuclear industry in many countries, but in China, high energy demand makes the field still hot.
Denmark will provide $ 135 million to Vietnam in the next two years, which focuses primarily on green growth.
Japan yesterday asked Turkey to continue negotiations on a contract to build a nuclear power plant in the country.