Revolutionary Roll Out Solar Panel Invented by Renovagen
Flexible solar panels by Renovagen can be rolled up and transported pretty much everywhere.
It is safe to say that solar power has been on...
UK Student Designs Bioplastic out of Fish Scales and Skin
UK student invents new-generation bioplastics. Can this be the solution to one of the world's biggest pollution problems?
It is this time of the year...
Dutch Students Make Leather from Fruit Waste
Dutch students have developed a method to convert fruit and vegetable waste into "fruit leather", which can then be made into trendy handbags.
Regardless of...
How to Convert Your Car to Solar in One Easy Step
Many of the leading car manufacturers are now looking towards solar and releasing models with solar cells on the roofs that allow charging on...
Scientists Gene Edit Plants to Be Better at Capturing Carbon
It’s not enough for humans to pump less carbon into the atmosphere. To address climate change, many experts say we’re going to need to...
Plant-e Produces Electricity from Green Plants
Plants have once again made it to the green news, and surprisingly, the main reason this time is not their ability to absorb carbon dioxide....
New Solar Panels Produce Electricity Under Snow
Harvesting solar energy can be a tough job for panels if they are buried under blankets of snow. That is why a team from...
‘Wind Tree’ Proves the ‘Silent Wind turbine’ Oxymoron False
Wind Tree, as we can guess from the name, is a wind turbine that looks like a tree. But, that is just a speck...
Bakey’s Edible Cutlery Could Reduce Plastic Waste
New type of edible cutlery can put an end to careless disposal of plastic spoons and chop sticks.
Plastic pollution is an enormous problem, which...
Carbonized Chicken Feathers Better Than Carbon Nanotubes at Storing Hydrogen
Delaware University scientists have found that not only the latest hi-tech nanotubes or metal composites can store hydrogen effectively, but also a substance that's been around for millions of years, naturally: carbonized keratin.