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A new cleaner made of sawdust and water can remove up to 99% of disease-carrying microorganisms, including anthrax and some strains of the flu virus.
Scientists have used rice husks and sawdust to make biochar to help emit less CO2 and reduce the shortage of fossil fuels.
Shiitake is one of the saprophytic fungi of the mushroom group growing on wood, whose scientific name is Lentinus edodes; suitable for temperate climate. Temperature for…
After more than 10 years of research, scientists from the Institute of Agricultural Engineering and Post-harvest Technology (CDNN & CNSTH) have initially completed the t…
In the future, passenger aircraft around the world will be able to use fuel extracted from sawdust or straw instead of gasoline as currently.
Over the past year, wood factories in Singapore have generated more than half a million tons of wood waste, mainly sawdust.
Scientists at the Center for Surface Chemistry and Catalysis (KU Leuven University, Belgium) say they have successfully converted sawdust into gasoline.
However, both help create clean water and contribute to the local economic development is the project that University of Virginia (USA) is implementing. The two PureMadi…
George Huber and colleagues at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst are working on converting sawdust and grass into gasoline.