How You Can Recycle Parts from a Damaged Old Car
Driving a car is often looked upon as the worst thing you can possibly do when it comes to minimizing the impact of your...
Epson PaperLab Turns Used Paper into Clean Paper in 4 Seconds
Epson's new PaperLab is one of a kind office machine that recycles used paper directly into clean white sheets of all sizes.
Recycling is a big...
New Process Allows Faster, Cheaper, and Greener Conversion of Organic Wastes into Renewables
Agricultural products and woods have been used as renewable sources of biofuel and various chemicals, which are essential for producing biodegradable plastics, medicine, and...
City Waste Into Clean Energy: India’s Plans for the Future
Starting in February, Indian company Ramky Enviro Engineers, backed by a private equity arm of Standard Chartered, has big plans to turn India’s city...
Plastic Bags Can Now Be Turned Into Fuel, Scientists Say
Plastic bags, or more precisely their future, have been discussed quite extensively. The fact that we use them for not more than a few...
Adding Beer Waste to Bricks Improves Their Heat Insulation Properties
If every time you had a beer, you were overwhelmed by a guilty feeling that the beer brewing byproduct ends up in landfills, worry...
From Energy Storage to Power Generation – Your Car Battery May Find New Life...
Rumors have it that Tesla will put up a lithium ion car battery plant in Nevada. This is probably the beginning of the end...
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...
UK Initiative Plants Trees for Recycled Junk Cars
Investigators at the International Energy Agency estimate that by 2035 there would be about 1.7 billion vehicles plying the roads. It is hoped that...
Disposable Coffee Cups- Antisocial Trend, Bad for the Environment
Disposable coffee cups are nothing but a fashion trend, which unfortunately has a huge impact on our environment.
A recent article by Lloyd Alter on...
