Eco-sustainable oases: the service stations of the future
Wide spaces of sociability, technological and eco-sustainable. The gas stations of the future will change with the electric revolution.
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Sneci, a tiny solar-powered house sails like a fishing boat
Comfortable like a tiny house, placid like a fishing boat, sustainable like... like a lake snail. Ladies and gentlemen, Sneci.
Aquaporin, urine (or wastewater) drinking machine can save lives
Aquaporin, a system used to filter urine in space and make it drinkable for astronauts, can change life on Earth too.
Ocean Community, transportation and future life on the sea
If we cannot avoid sea level rise, we will have to adapt. Ocean Community is a project of mobile naval units 800 meters from the coast
How to have infinite technological development in a finite world
Is infinite technological development possible in a world of finite resources? With these technologies (and their conscious use) probably yes.
Ready in 48 hours, it lasts 100 years: the 3D printed tiny house on the river
A masterpiece for many reasons: innovative materials, recyclable, fast, economic, ecological. An innovative construction method: Prvok 3D, the truly amazing 3D printed tiny house.
A molecule could bring back female fertility hands
In tests on mice, administering a precursor reverses the aging of the eggs. If confirmed in humans, it will be a revolution for female fertility.
10 reasons why graphene will revolutionize the planet
Here are 10 applications with which graphene will change the world.
An amphibious garden to clean European rivers
Belgian designer Vincent Callebaut, who has always been committed to finding solutions to the problem of water shortages that will hit the planet with the population explosion that has already begun, has developed several concepts over the years that provide new perspectives. One of these is the 'Physalia Project', a cloud of amphibious gardens capable of simultaneously acting as a traveling exhibition space and cleaning system for Europe's rivers. Let's not hide it: our survival depends on the amount of clean water we drink. Second … Read more
Lithium youth? Amazing new studies.
Professor Michael Ristow and his Japanese colleagues from the Universities of Oita and Hiroshima have demonstrated in two different tests that even low concentrations of Lithium lead to a considerable increase in longevity in humans as well as in other organisms (in this case a type of worm, Caenorhabditis elegans.): the research was published in the European Journal of Nutrition. Lithium is one of the nutritional elements present in vegetables and drinking water: "the scientific community does not yet know the ... Read more
Tab soap, soap 2.0 can make a difference in developing countries
An innovative disposable, biodegradable soap offers a cost-effective way to combat the spread of infectious diseases in developing countries.
Welcome to the supermarket of the water apocalypse
The Drop Store imagines a future where water is a luxury and pizza is eaten in pills: awareness and dystopia, but not so much.
THE PARKS, Africa will have its self-sufficient city of the future
A self-sufficient city: “THE PARKS” intends to produce energy, water and food through renewable sources.
In Italy the first of the underwater farms in the world
The project that explores the opportunities that underwater farms give to agriculture to achieve sustainability without abusing the land is entirely Italian
