Clean the Fukushima plant with a remote control
Remote control construction machines have been introduced into the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant to clear roads and paths filled with radioactive debris.
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Remote control construction machines have been introduced into the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant to clear roads and paths filled with radioactive debris.
Military officials and the Canadian Government on December 14 announced that the army has successfully rescued more than 200 people involved in snow-trapped traffic on a…
The number of cars in China is increasing very fast and that situation causes many frightening consequences for the atmosphere.
The most advanced road transport vehicle testing center (NETC) in Vietnam has been inaugurated ...
People in China's eco-urban can drink water from the tap, move on the vehicles without exhaust emissions.
British engineers have just launched a car that can use bio-methane generated from waste in sewer pipes as fuel.
A study in the UK showed that emissions from vehicles are the biggest killer on the streets every year.
In early 2010, Hoa Lac High-Tech Park (CNC) will bring the first 6-10 electric vehicles to travel.
To buy a car is not difficult, but drivers in the Netherlands will have to pay taxes for every kilometer that their vehicles circulate on the road.
The leaves attract iron oxide particles on the surface, making them magnetic. So they can become inexpensive sensors that assess pollution.
Yesterday (July 28), the vehicles had to go through high-waist water levels in Bangladesh's Dhaka Capital when the biggest rain in 60 years poured into the city.
Scientific researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a project to recover, store and eventually recycle carbon from vehicles to prevent it from b…
While America uses self-propelled vehicles to explore Mars, Japan uses robots to take care of the elderly, then China uses ... human nose to detect pollutants in the air!
Frustration is a feeling that encompasses those who travel on Tsim Sha Tsui seaport.
According to the survey, 97% of vehicle owners believe that the quality of motorbikes in use is normal and good, very good. But in fact, up to 59% of vehicles do not mee…