• Shrimp shells are not garbage

    Shrimp shells are not garbage
    Shrimp shells can contribute significantly to the production of environmentally friendly biofuels.
  • Korea makes bio-plastics

    Korea makes bio-plastics
    Korean scientists have been studying a polymer used daily for plastics using biotechnology.
  • Producing coal from waste

    Producing coal from waste
    Take advantage of the village's organic waste to create honeycomb coal and charcoal pellets, use corn cobs to produce briquettes and fuel coal.
  • Green agriculture in Africa

    Green agriculture in Africa
    West Africa started the project launched by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), building an agriculture with a diverse product.
  • Bottle of beverage from plants

    Bottle of beverage from plants
    Pepsi company has just revealed that they will use beverage bottles made entirely from plants, which are more environmentally friendly than traditional bottles.
  • 'Rescue' the earth with green food

    'Rescue' the earth with green food
    US Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke once commented: 'Clean energy may be the biggest economic opportunity of this century.'
  • The world's most 'green' cities

    The world's most 'green' cities
    No dust, noisy car horns, no fossil energy to produce electricity are the hallmarks of green cities like Amsterdam, Freiburg, Reykjavík ...
  • Ecological houses in urban areas do not waste land

    Ecological houses in urban areas do not waste land
    Urban ecology model is a scientific and technical project integrating new technologies in construction and materials industries.
  • Ideal eco house in Japan

    Ideal eco house in Japan
    Located in Tokyo Bay, the eco-house with an area of ​​262 m2 of Panasonic is considered as the
  • Paper school

    Paper school
    Canadian-Taiwanese couple John Lamorie and Shelly Wu recently unveiled an environmentally-friendly school made of paper in the southern province of Pingtung.