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...
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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...

Finding Value in Trash: One’s Waste is A Treasure for Another
For us common people, we consider agricultural wastes like manure, leaf litter, and crop residues as things that have limited value. Sure, we can turn...

Meet Carbicrete: A Concrete Block That Takes Carbon Out of the System
Construction materials can be non-environment-friendly. Well, what if it can be more eco-friendly, even more so that it can sequester carbon? Apparently, we have that...

Clean Energy Revolutions Could Decarbonize Rebounding CO2 Emissions
A new article from University of California San Diego states that clean energy technology in several countries, states, or corporations, is paying off. Even though...

Milk Protein That Can Turn into Biodegradable, Robust Plastic Foam
Human brains and science go well together, creating countless innovations that’ll help humanity in the future. We’re gonna take a look at a few of...

There Will be Green, Eco-Friendly Ammonia in the Future, Yay!
Ammonia is something that, despite its sharp, pungent smell, important for the humanity. It’s just that sometimes, the production is not environment-friendly. But, Monash University...
