Australia to Ban Environmental Campaigners From Exposing Anti-Green Businesses

When it comes to choosing between making profit and protecting the environment, which one would you go for? Although to most of us the...

Japanese Pub Made from Recycled Materials in a Zero-Waste Town

This incredible pub in Japan is a symbol of sustainability. Built in the outskirts of a zero-waste town, the pub's interior and exterior are...

Future Aircraft to Become More Fuel-Efficient Thanks to Regenerative Braking

If you fly pretty often, you're going to like this a lot. Again, if you're living near an airport, you're going to dig this...

Government-Backed Hydroelectric Project In Chile Lacks Popular Support

An economic boom would be considered a great thing in any country, but the people in Chile are divided about it, because larger needs mean more energy and more energy means more exploitation. With an 80% energy boost expected by 2025, the Chilean government favors hydroelectric power, going for a $3.2 billion HidroAysen project.

The Nuclear Era Will End Before 2030

A parliamentary group, called "The Greens" has released a report on Wednesday in which they underline the lack of nuclear development during the latest...
The Boeing 777x's 234ft wingspan folds up to just 212ft when on the ground.

Boeing 777x’s Folding Wings Make for Fuel Efficient Air Transport

The long wingspan, up to 12 feet, of the wandering albatross makes for very fuel efficient flight, enabling the bird to soar great distances...

College Divestment Movement is Gaining Momentum, Saying NO to Big Oil

The College Divestment Movement is gaining momentum and is sending a clear message to oil companies across the United States. The movement is present...

Green Rooftop Farms: Solution to Depleting Food Resources and Urban Green Spaces

Food security is one of the most pressing issues that governments around the world will have to tackle, as outlined in the latest IPCC...

Rainwater Harvesting System Capable of Capturing over 20,000 Gallons of Water

Jerry Block, a retired anesthesiologist, located in Monte Sereno, California, has developed in his backyard a rainwater harvesting system, capable of holding and collecting up to 20,000 gallons of rainwater each year.

Robotic Fish Detecting Water Pollution

A team of researchers at the University of Essex has received European funds worth 2.5 million pounds to complete a project to construct a robotic fish shaped like Carp able to monitor the pollution from ports.