Scientists at Stanford have found a method of producing extremely lightweight, bendable batteries and supercapacitors with ink that contain carbon nanotubes and ordinary paper. These highly conductive storage devices are a result of coating a sheet…
A 500-year-old design by Leonardo da Vinci became the foundation to a 52-foot bridge made of live ice. Norwegian artist Vebjorn Sand carved the ice bridge that is being exhibited right in front of the Danish Parliament on the Christiansborg…
The Ballarat Foundation in collaboration with the University of Ballarat and Ingetra Group has constructed Australia’s most energy-efficient house. The 7-Star Low Energy Charity Home located in The Chase Estate at Alfredton, Ballarat, has been…
A team of 19 students from Ballarat’s Damascus College has created a solar-powered trike or three-wheeled bike that capably does 115km/h. The fully sheltered and enveloped trike allows its driver to drive it without any resistance from wind….
Korean Designer Yichun Chuang has successfully made some beautiful pebbles, dubbed as Luna Piedra, harness the power of water currents at the Seoul Green Project. Having embedded OLEDs, the pebbles shine with a definitive grace as a very tiny nano…
Coming out of the airplane mode rebelliously, Copenhagen sex workers have denounced the discriminating decree issued by the Copenhagen’s city council and Lord Mayor Ritt Bjerregaard. The edict issued to hotel owners in the form of postcards insists…
The peak that has been a symbol of honor and pride for Nepal became a way of spreading environmental awareness. A cabinet meeting was conducted at the world’s highest mountain, Mount Everest, yesterday. The major highlight of the 20-minute meeting..
Ecosia, the world’s greenest search engine gears up to entice the eco-minded web surfers across the world. Once it goes functional on Dec 7 in over 20 countries, it will ensure that every search made with Ecosia saves 2m ² rainforest and 80% of the..
Converted Organics, a recycling company is here to change the face of rotten, smelly garbage forever. The company with its plant in Woodbridge’s Keasbey section transforms stinking heap into fertilizer for your lush green lawns. Everything from old.
Some Spanish researchers and their Dutch counterparts carried out two different studies that suggest that agricultural residue from flax and Brassica carinata crops, a plant that bears yellow flowers, can be exploited for bioethanol production….