While the whole Europe is currently facing an energy crisis, apparently Finland is one of few who don’t need to worry as much as other...
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What to Do with Abandoned Mines? We Turn Them into Long-term Energy Storage Solutions
It is true that wind and sun are widely used renewable energy nowadays. However, they’re not the most consistent source that we need for a...
Abandoned Gas Wells May Provide Greener Energy for the Future
When eco conscious people look at gas wells, the association may incline to the negative ones. But that may not be the case in the...
Wind Turbines: The Good and The Tricky Parts of This Green Energy
It’s great that more people are now on board with renewable energy like wind. As a result, many countries now promote the expansion of wind...
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...
Did You Know? Pig Farming Can Be More Environment-Friendly Now
Pig farming industry in Japan, particularly in Okinawa, has earned appreciation and respect from its people. The reason being that this industry has a large...
This New Method Brings 100% Outdoor Air in Buildings
Some of us can’t live without air conditioner. Aside of being not environment-friendly, ACs recirculate indoor air, which is not good during the pandemic. Circulating...
Termites Might Help Us Find New Energy Source, Researchers Said
Hydrogen is said to be the future of our energy generation. It is the cleanest fuel possible because when used the byproduct is only water....
Electric Bacteria Can Be The Future Of Green Energy Generation
Almost every living organism needs food or oxygen, or both at the same time. Almost? Yes, almost. Some kinds of microbes don’t bother to depend...
Self Powered Gym: Healthy For You And Your Planet
There are two huge problems we are facing in this modern society, especially for western countries in America and Europe: energy crisis and obesity. Both...