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Medical Implants Could Soon Use New Plastic Biomaterials
Researchers from the University of Birmingham has developed a new thermoplastic biomaterial that is easy to process and shape as well as tough and strong....
Jet Engine that Runs Without Fossil Fuel? Is This a Dream?
Humanity has used fossil fuel for the longest time as primary energy source, mostly in transportation and machines like jet engines. We all know now...
Did You Know? There’s a New Type of Polymer that Degrades by UV Radiation
It seems like there’s no end to the ongoing struggle to have a better future by making plastic alternatives, which is a good thing. Recently,...
Using Alternative Energy: Half of Denmark’s Electricity Came From Wind Power
Denmark isn’t really a big country, but it produces more of its electricity from wind than any other country in the world. That’s not because...
Green Surgery? Anaesthetic Gas Can be More Eco Friendly in the Future
In my musings, I frequently wonder if an activity is eco friendly or not (like a beauty salon, online business, etc), but I had never...
Lithium-Sulfur Batteries Might be the Power Storage of the Future
One thing that I’ve learned about batteries is they’re complicated. We can’t throw them recklessly because they contain hazardous and scarce materials, we also need...
More Plastic Alternatives: Packaging Made From Fish Waste and Algae
People are getting more eco-conscious now, and thanks to that, we get to have more plastic alternatives. The newer one comes from a University of...
Can Used Oil and Grease Fuel Cars? Here’s Your Answer
By now, there are a lot of things that can fuel vehicles, and some people just do everything they can to be sustainable in order...
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...