The latest trend in aviation: flying thanks to human excrement
The new frontier of sustainable flying: human waste converted into jet fuel, a potential solution for a cleaner sky.
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COP28 “colonized” by fossil countries and industries: it was sterile, now it is harmful
The Emirates are using COP28 to plan new fossil deals with China and other nations (including Italy). Saudi Arabia promotes highly polluting cars and supersonic travel. Never have so many lobbyists. COP28 is now polluted.
Sustainable packaging: how it is made and why it is convenient
In recent times we often talk about the sustainability objectives to be achieved by 2030, those set by the European Union to reduce harmful emissions and achieve climate neutrality by 2050. There are many areas of interest, as are the actions to be implemented. Among these there is certainly that of reducing the use and consumption of virgin plastic, derived from petroleum. This is why reuse and recycling actions by citizens and sustainable strategies are necessary... Read more
Nuclear fusion: why it's not yet a reality and what it will take to make it happen
Nuclear fusion could be the key to a clean energy future, but there are still many unknowns. This is what we have to overcome.
Is demand for electric vehicles really collapsing? Here's the truth
Tesla continues to grow, while Ford and GM struggle. Let's examine the data and dispel the myths about the demand for electric vehicles.
If the world had unlimited energy: a better future or Chaos?
A world with unlimited, clean energy? It sounds like paradise, but it would also produce new challenges. Let's look at both sides of the coin.
UAE wants fast submarine train to Mumbai
Forget the plane: an ultra-fast submarine train could soon connect Mumbai to the Emirates, revolutionizing travel and bilateral trade
Apollo: the humanoid robot that could challenge Tesla
Texas unveils Apollo: a cheap and friendly humanoid robot: "we will be the iPhone of robots"
Kuori, shoes (and not only) starting from food scraps
Kuori, a cleantech startup, does its part against microplastics by transforming food waste into compostable shoe soles.
Because the fossil industry will never change
The fossil fuel industry chooses to ignore the climate crisis by investing profits in dividends and lobbying against clean energy policies. A risk for humanity.
TradingView: everything you need to know
Discover TradingView, the free technical analysis tool for the financial markets. Read the article and learn more about it.
Tokamak Energy and the "mini Sun": nuclear fusion power plant ready by 2030
The English company presents the nuclear fusion power plant that promises to revolutionize the world of energy from 2030.
Say goodbye to social media for free. Forever.
Charging a subscription for the use of social media: ideologically vile, but it is a desperate move by the platforms to avoid "dying".
Climate change, will we beat it? Yes, for 5 reasons. And No, for another 5.
Pros and cons of the two opposing factions on the subject of climate change. And you? Are you an optimist, a pessimist or a hybrid?
Denmark “converts” an oil platform for CO2 capture
The ambitious Danish project can capture all emissions produced throughout the country's history. And even more.
No matter the politics: within 15 years, fossil fuels will be at their peak
Peak fossil fuels are here, just around the corner. In any scenario: for the first time the IEA "sees" a certain and near end. But it needs to be quicker.
Transparent wood may soon replace plastic
A study has found that transparent wood could be a more sustainable alternative to glass or plastic, typically used for car windshields, packaging and biomedical devices.
What are the hardest metals to work with?
The hardness of metals is one of the most important characteristics to take into consideration when considering possible processing. It can be useful, but above all interesting, to find out which metals are the hardest to work with, i.e. the strongest and most resistant. It's true, in theory when we think of any metal we imagine it to be hard. Yet, the intrinsic characteristics – not only hardness, therefore, but also ductility, malleability and lucidity, as well as thermal conductivity and electrical conductivity… Read more
The world is burning and the oil companies are making more money than ever. Either us or them.
The Ukrainian conflict has destroyed part of the world and displaced millions of people, but above all it has given huge profits to the oil companies. What's now?
Charger Project: 10.000 charging points on New York sidewalks
New York wants to set up charging points on all sidewalks, to charge parked vehicles and those without a garage. And that's just the beginning.
Mirror Line, the catastrophic technological madness of the Saudi prince
Two tall skyscrapers covering 120 kilometers in length: the Saudi prince relaunches his linear city, which seems to us madness.
