New invention recycles cotton waste into new high-value fabrics
The new method converts waste cotton fabric into sugar, which can be used to make spandex, nylon or ethanol.
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The new method converts waste cotton fabric into sugar, which can be used to make spandex, nylon or ethanol.
We need safer ways to recycle electric car batteries and cell phones. Therefore, it is not feasible to recycle lithium batteries for car cell phones.
A team at the University of British Columbia has developed a new technique that turns waste wood into a material that is five times stronger than natural wood.
You can completely 'recycle' foods you no longer want to eat into useful skin care products. If you often throw away a bag of bruised strawberries...
The new fungus discovered in southwestern China is a very
Scientists from Russia, the US and Mexico have developed a method to recycle old masks into a high-performance battery like a lithium-ion battery.
Plastic plays an important role in modern life as well as the production lines of essential things for life, but recycling plastic is expensive, and plastic itself can c…
The new technique by French researchers promises to help capture greenhouse gases, namely CO2, become more economical before it is returned to the atmosphere.
In outer space, creating water is a huge technical challenge.
Instead of throwing it away, take advantage of the following useful practices to reduce waste and avoid waste.
Sweden is known as one of the leading sustainable development countries in the world, everything they consider to be resources, including garbage.
The space agency (NASA) is actively implementing a project to 'recycle' human feces into food to provide astronauts for a long time.
The electrolytic reactor built at Rice University can recycle CO2 to create pure liquid fuel that uses electricity.
Not only littering the natural environment on the ground, we also leave plenty of 'imprint of the civilized world' outside the universe.
People buy millions of plastic bottles per minute and at least a quarter of them are not recycled.