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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,...

Check Out These Companies that Upcycle Food Waste into Premium Products
Food waste is a problem that keeps happening around the world. But with the help of bigger institutions or initiatives, the problem can decrease a...

Study Finds Solar Energy Could Limit Climate Change and Help Rural Communities
A new paper by Oregon State University researchers found that solar energy helps us in the future. Co-developing land for both solar power and agriculture...

Indo-Pacific Ocean Still Targets Silky Sharks, Future Remains Unknown
Shark fin trade is still very much a thing despite the scrutiny and restriction in some countries. We know that so far there have been...

Salt-tolerant Bacteria can Turn Waste Sludge into Bioplastics
Being a big country, United States generates about 7 million tons of sewage sludge annually. It’s true that some of this waste becomes manure and...

Putting Compost to Landfills Could Lead to Environmental Benefits
When we think of compost, we usually imagine the pile in the backyard, dedicated composting facility, or the use of it. Unless we know the...

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...

Public-Private Initiative Has Decreased Amazon Deforestation
Soy production expanded into more than 1600 sqm of cleared Amazon forests in 2005. So in the following year, Greenpeace launched a campaign to expose...
