A lot of people try to encourage more wind turbines because wind power uses renewable energy. Whenever I play a game called “Cities: Skylines”, I...
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We Can Now Get Clean Water Using This Solar-Powered Collapsible Sink
If you’re the outdoorsy type and frequently go camping or hiking, water is something important that you can’t have all the time. I realize that...

Scientists Turn Sugars Found in Wood into Natural Polymer
Maybe we’re a few steps closer to producing sustainable polymer now. Scientists from the University of Bath have made a sustainable polymer. They used xylose,...

Researchers Have Made High-Quality Coating Using Biomass
In the modern world we’re living right now, coatings are important for protective purposes. We see them in a lot of applications, like a protective...

New Bioplastic Has the Highest Heat Resistance Ever
We’ve seen the rise of bioplastic nowadays. It’s not something bad, of course, but we rarely use it for the “bigger” objects (I’ve only seen...

This New Material Can Separate CO2 from Industrial Waste Gas
University of Bayreuth has got chemists who have developed an uncanny material. It could make an important contribution to climate protection as well as sustainable...

Did You Know? A Google Chrome Extension Removed Ocean Plastics
Non-profit organization OCG has built a search engine that helps clean the ocean. Founded in 2019, they’re committed to improve marine lives and free them...

Smart and 3D-Printed Homes May be the Key to Sustainable Housing
I don’t’ think human population will stop growing, and that doesn’t always mean a good thing. In the “battle” between human and nature, the latter...

Apparently We can Turn Plastic into Bricks, Science is Great
To tell you the truth, I don’t know much about construction materials, but I’m glad when I found out that we can turn plastic into...

Wood Fibers and Spider Silk Could Replace Plastic In The Future
Researchers have warned that there could be more plastic than fish in the world’s oceans by 2050 if the current rate of plastic production doesn’t...
