We’ve seen it ourselves, we’ve seen it on internet videos: our pet dogs can understand us (their owners), knowing a wide range of gestures and commands. But...
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Limestone Plastic? A New Sustainable Alternative to Plastic and Paper
Have you ever heard of TBM Co.? Or maybe LIMEX? It’s a Japanese startup that makes plastic and paper alternatives from limestone (Limex is the...
No More Throwing Away Your Clothes, Put ‘Em on a Wardrobe App!
When we have clothes that we no longer use or want, we have the options to throw them away, donate, sell, or keep them. But...
How to be Cool and Eco-Friendly: Get Biodegradable Sunglasses
Let’s face it. One of the easiest ways to look cool is simply to put on sunglasses; you can never go wrong with a pair....
Phosphate Pollution is A Problem, but Now We can Remove and Reuse It
We know that the aquatic life can’t breathe when there’s algae blooms. What causes them is phosphate pollution in rivers, lakes, and other waterways. When...
From Sea Grass Change to Meth-Addicted Trout: See How Pollution Affects the Wildlife
Pollution can happen in many things. And as we know, human made pollution can harm the wildlife, land or water. Now, while noise pollution is...
According to Experts, Cutting Methane Isn’t a Shortcut for The Climate Crisis
Fear is a powerful drive. Once we find out that methane is responsible for 30-50% of current global warming, and that it’s at least 28...
This New Study May Improve Crops Photosynthesis and Increase Food Supply
Human population can reach 9 billion by 2050, according to current projections. To answer the question “will there be enough food for that number”, farmers...
Thanks to Engineers, Cleaning Up Water Pollution May be Done with Sunlight
While having the capability to harm us humans, sunlight gives us plenty of the good stuff too, like free vitamin D, crops to eat, and...
Outdoor Air Pollution Isn’t Good, But What About the Quality of Indoor Air?
Air pollution is something that we usually talk about. But when we do that, we usually refer to the outdoor air. It makes sense, because...