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Korean researchers have successfully developed a new material that can absorb radioactive cesium dissolved in soil or polluted water with 40 times more efficiency than c…
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Korean researchers have successfully developed a new material that can absorb radioactive cesium dissolved in soil or polluted water with 40 times more efficiency than c…
Michigan State University said on May 29 this year it will launch a technology for separating clean water from animal waste.
US experts have recently published research results in the development of a perfect super-waterproof material.
Recently, a mobile welding machine capable of creating fire from water has been successfully built in SafeFlame project implemented by European scientists.
Producing water from thin air does not seem feasible, but experts at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have done so.
Today, Holographic Videos - the special effects that Hollywood uses in sci-fi movies are approaching reality.
The bag designed by a Danish man can automatically brew coffee when filled with hot water and easy to carry.
Oil spill is an environmental pollution incident. Waste from agriculture and forestry is also a concern for environmental scientists, the solution is to use the waste to…
Engineers at some of the world's largest technology companies are facing a problem: supercomputers are becoming so powerful that they can overcome our energy supply.
Researchers at the SOLAR-JET project have announced that through a multi-step process, concentrated sunlight could be used to convert CO2 into kerosene (parrafine oil) a…
Scientists in Berlin are studying how to grow tomatoes and fish in a closed, highly sustainable system.
Water-Gen Co., Israel has successfully developed the GENIUS drinking water production equipment by cooling the air thinned and steam condensed.
James Dyson, a well-known designer with unique home electronics products, includes vacuum cleaners that clean our homes.
A Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) nuclear power plant design idea suggests a facility built on a flank of water, several miles from the coast.
Recently, Korean scientists have figured out how to harness the power of toilet water to generate electricity.