Urban agriculture, be careful: it can have an environmental impact 6 times higher
Analysis of 73 urban farms reveals higher carbon footprints for most urban crops, but offers strategies for more sustainable urban agriculture.
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The benefits of 3D printing in the next decade
With 3D printing there will be more and more products that we will be able to create completely independently. Nothing but chatter.
Solar Airship One, trip around the world in 20 days without fuel
With 4.800m² of solar panels, the 151m airship will circle the world without fuel, demonstrating the potential of solar energy in aviation.
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.
MEPS degrades methane 100 million times faster than nature
The new technology promises to address methane emissions from human activities, such as farming and natural gas production, significantly reducing climate impacts.
From Flame to Magnetic Field: Towards the Future with the Era of Induction
The Evolution of Cooking Technology: From Flames to Induction in the Tech World The history of cooking is a fascinating tale of progress and innovation, which has evolved from simple flames to sophisticated technologies. In this context, induction hobs emerge as a perfect example of how technology can enrich and transform traditional culinary practices. Starting from the origins of fire cooking, the article explores the evolutionary path towards modern cooking technologies. In the past, cooking was… Read more
End of humanity, the 14 traps that no one dares face
A new study warns: 14 evolutionary traps could trap humanity in a dead end.
Berge Olympus, the wind cargo that shakes the oil industry
The Berge Bulk company presents its wind cargo, the first in the world of the modern era: a turning point for maritime sustainability.
Lab-grown meat: a sustainable revolution or a mirage?
Cultured meat is revolutionizing the food industry. Let's see the state of research for this technology.
Green logistics: how to reduce the carbon footprint of freight transport?
The development of the logistics industry is moving towards the introduction of a sustainable supply chain that will reduce the carbon footprint created by the transportation of goods. What can be done to ensure that this has as negligible a negative impact on the environment as possible? We present solutions to help you discover the green face of logistics.
“Living” paint produces oxygen and transforms walls into green lungs
Researchers at the University of Surrey have developed a cyanobacteria-based paint that produces oxygen and absorbs CO2. An innovative solution to tackle the climate crisis.
Shade from plants and clean energy: here is the Bing Klima agrivoltaic kit
The start-up Bing Klima revolutionises urban roofs with an innovative agrivoltaic kit
When will we become extinct? Here comes a (nice) prediction from the supercomputer
Researchers at the University of Bristol use a supercomputer to predict humanity's future. The good news? We still have a lot of time!
Solar cars could halve the need for charging
A study of 100 cities around the world reveals that solar cars could offer between 11 and 29 km of range per day, reducing charging needs by 50%
Spider silk from modified silkworms: stronger than Kevlar and 100% natural
A research team produces spider silk from transgenic silkworms, offering an eco-friendly alternative to synthetic fabrics.
CRAFT, what stage is the Chinese project to build an artificial Sun?
In an effort to achieve clean, unlimited energy, China is developing an 'artificial sun' through nuclear fusion research.
Remote work, halved emissions
From the office to the home office: here's how remote working is changing our daily impact on polluting emissions.
Geoengineering, be careful: the effects we would have by shielding the sun's rays
Reflect the sun's rays to fight global warming? It's not that simple, warns MIT. Here are the risks we run.
Sweden, 10 new nuclear reactors amid protests from the Swedish green world
The Swedish plan is decisively betting on nuclear energy, between climate ambitions and economic worries.
Great Barrier Reef, it's a surprising recovery but there's still a fight to be made
The Great Barrier Reef is showing signs of recovery but still faces new environmental challenges.
Bonuses, etymology of the word and why they have become important in so many business areas
Bonus: one of the most popular words of recent years When we hear the word "bonus", our mind often connects to extra rewards, gifts or advantages. But where did the term come from and why has it become so relevant today in various areas of business? In Italy, many bonuses have emerged, including the "renovation bonus", the "ecobonus", the "transport bonus", the "furniture bonus", the "culture bonus" and the "car bonus" for purchase of eco-friendly cars. … Read more
