Biodegradable sponges and squid bones: this eliminates 99.9% of microplastics from water
A step forward towards the fight against plastic pollution comes from China, where a research team fromWuhan Universityin collaboration with
This young luthier creates vegan musical instruments with cruelty-free materials
Maria Torresia young violin maker from Padula, in the province of Salerno, is revolutionizing the world of traditional violin making
Photovoltaic: thus decommissioned solar panels give life to more powerful and sustainable lithium batteries
A brilliant and sustainable idea comes from China: transforming disused solar panels into high-performance lithium batteries. This innovation promises to
Goodbye to ice in the Arctic Ocean? The white blanket risks disappearing as early as 2027
Imagine an ice-free Arctica cobalt blue ocean instead of the white expanse that has always characterized the North Pole. An
Peru declares environmental emergency due to oil spill in Talara province
A crude oil spill has hit the northern coast of Peruin the Talara provincetriggering a race against time for contain
“Those minerals are bloody”: Congo denounces Apple for using materials from war zones
Minerals bloody. Once again they hit the headlines and this time thanks to the decision of the Democratic Republic of
20 years ago the devastating tsunami that killed more than 220,000 people. Would we be better prepared today?
Indonesia, Thailand and Sri Lanka were the three countries that suffered the most extensive damage after the earthquake and subsequent
Green hydrogen: Japanese scientists discover a revolutionary method of obtaining fuel from water and the sun
A group of scientists in Japan has developed an innovative reactor that uses sunlight and water to produce hydrogen, a
Iris, the photovoltaic flower that follows the sun and that you can take wherever you want
A photovoltaic “flower”, with a design that recalls one of the starfighters of Star Warsto be taken anywhere to produce
Photovoltaics: Scientist develops innovative method to identify faulty solar panels
A researcher at Jönköping University in Sweden has developed an artificial intelligence-based monitoring system for photovoltaic panels using infrared thermography.