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Rising oil prices, energy safety considerations and worries about global warming will help re-ignite interest in renewable energy sources such as biofuels - fuel.
It is estimated that about 80 years from now, the energy sources we are using will be exhausted because people have been making the most of their use, and with the level…
Nanotechnology is welcomed as the science of the future, with microscopic particles that create innovations that remove facial folds, make beer bottles stronger and wash…
LTS: It is no wonder that Australian Prime Minister John Howard of the host of the APEC summit this year raised the issue of climate change (from emissions) as the main…
The oil crisis in the early 70s of the last century alerted all humanity to the depletion of non-renewable resources such as oil. And for decades, we are trying to find…
French scientists at Villefrance-sur-Mer Oceanic Laboratory have been studying since December 2006 a strange product that creates energy. With the ability to spin an eng…
A decade ago scientists announced it was possible to put a foreign gene into a mosquito's genome. A year ago, scientists announced the successful use of an n-capable art…
Considered to be one of the best biofuels to help limit the effects of global warming, palm oil is the cause of deforestation. Forests every day
When studying vivid green and red on a beetle, scientists have discovered that the cause of the spectral reflection in these beetles is due to disabled area
Scientific researchers have presented a new bio-energy and recycling process that can help produce enough fuel for all cars in the United States. This new method can eve…
Biofuels (biofuels) made from agricultural products (such as cereals, oilseeds ...) in the near future may face a competitive rival. Bump: micro algae.
A group of engineers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has identified two key physical processes, resulting from studying the strength and durability…
Not long ago, the first Indonesian car to operate with 100% biofuels made from jatropha completed a 3,200 km test run in West Timor province. The success of the Mitsubis…
As reported, Sudan - the last male rhino of the North African white rhino - died at 45.