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Vodka, jet fuel, hand sanitizer, perfume... More and more companies are looking to turn CO2 emissions captured from the air or factory smoke into everyday consumer produ…
Air Co. The US claims to have created the world's first 'carbon-negative' vodka by using a solar-powered machine that turns CO2 molecules into ethanol.
Those who seek strong feelings when visiting the ruins of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine can soon bring a part of the historic radioactive home ... home in…
The beautiful birch land hides so many things that you have not even heard of, here are the secrets of this planet's largest country.
DailyMail reported that scientists from Roehampton University (London, UK) have tried to understand why we are more attracted to the opposite sex after making some beer.…
In the face of competition from Finland, Poland and Sweden, Russia is struggling to assert a seemingly obvious thing: Votka is Russia's specialty.
Poachers dig millions of years of ice in Siberia to find prehistoric creatures sold on the black market.
A circus employee gave two elephants a vodka to cope with the extremely cold weather in Russia.
If you've ever looked at the negatives that capture stimulants and narcotics, the image of the wine and cocktail that crystallizes below will still surprise you.
Duncan Selbie, head of the Department of Public Health, said the British people were not aware of the amount of alcohol they were consuming, and the alcohol warning was a
Mr. Jason Barber, 47 years old in the UK, is the first in the world to successfully produce vodka with fresh milk ingredients.
A team of researchers from the Technical University of Warwick University and York University in Canada have created a molecular messaging system with the ability to tra…
Future edible vodkas have been developed by scientists who have developed a material used to make bottles that are not only edible, but also taste like the drinks they c…