Turning plastic into petroleum: 2-in-1 solution for plastic waste
Pollution from plastic waste, nylon and oil depletion are two of the many human problems facing.
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Pollution from plastic waste, nylon and oil depletion are two of the many human problems facing.
The plastic bottles we throw away daily will last for hundreds of years. That is one of the important reasons why the problem of plastic pollution has become so serious…
Will you choose to save the planet you live in or for convenience but continue to use plastic bottles, plastic bags? It is also the name of the latest environmental camp…
Designed based on the latest technologies in the field of self-powered clean energy, Manta has a length of 70m, width of 49m and height of 61m.
According to the BBC, experts say they can find rubbish everywhere in the Arctic Sea - considered a dump
In order to address the pollution of plastic waste in the world and save crude oil for road construction, McCartney engineers recycle plastic into a material called MR6.
The study, published by the French Institute for Development Research (IRD), shows that about 1.5 million marine animals die each year from poisoning each year due to pl…
Research by international scientists shows that up to 35,000 tons of plastic are floating on the surface of world oceans, causing serious pollution.
Andy Pag, an engineer in the UK, came up with the idea of extracting fuel for aircraft from plastic garbage - which recycling plants do not collect so they are often t…
One of the biggest ecological concerns that our planet is facing is the rapid increase in plastic waste.
Designed with the function of hunting plastic trash, robot of 6th grade student Anna Du has just reached the final round of the science creativity competition in the US.
Despite great efforts, it seems that the amount of human waste each year still doesn't tend to decrease.
A group of young Italians have made a machine that can recycle used plastic bottles into a fashionable phone case for everyone.
New Zealand engineer and inventor Peter Lewis invented a portable plastic recycling device that turns old plastic into bricks and from those bricks, he can build a house.
Ong Tek Tjan (Indonesia) recently started selling ice cream in cups that people can eat afterwards instead of throwing away.