Skipping Conventions Engineers Make World’s First Sand Battery That Stores Green Power for Months
First of its kind, fully functional sand battery has been developed to store green power for months by Polar Night Energy, a Finnish company.
Rahul Somvanshi
Turning the Tide on Climate Change: MIT’s Game-Changing CO2 Removal from Ocean Water
Climate change has become one of the most pressing global challenges of our time. One of the main contributors to climate change is the increasing level of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the
Karmactive Team
Ski Resorts Can Go Green : The World’s First Hydrogen-Powered Snow Groomer Unveiled
FPT Industrial, the powertrain brand of Iveco Group, has unveiled the world’s first hydrogen-powered snow groomer in collaboration with PRINOTH. The LEITWOLF h2MOTION is equipped with the new FPT XC13 hydrogen version,
Exploring the Feasibility of Beaming Wireless Electricity from Space
The European Space Agency is set to approve a three-year study that will investigate the feasibility of beaming wireless electricity from space into millions of homes. The Solaris initiative aims to establish
Achieving Climate Neutrality: How Luxembourg is Accelerating Solar Energy
The sun is the most powerful and endless source of energy available to civilization. Photovoltaic systems catch the sun’s energy and convert it to electricity using an inverter. This effectively gives you
Sakshi Bafna
The Invisible Superyacht Both Visually & Environmentally : The 3D-printed Pegasus
The Pegasus superyacht, envisioned on the beaches of Koufonisia, Greece, will leave a minimal footprint on the environment while delivering a visually stunning experience. Its designer, Jozeph Forakis, has aimed to make
Biden Administration’s Controversial Move to Evacuate Minnesota Forest Region
The Biden administration has declared on Thursday that it aims to entirely evacuate 225,504 acres in northern Minnesota forest region, which is inhabited by substantial domestic crucial mineral stocks, over the next
The EPA’s Unique Classification System for Subcompact Cars
Subcompact cars are often associated with being environmentally friendly, simple, and budget-friendly. One of the major advantages of these vehicles is their excellent fuel efficiency, which usually falls in the 30-40 miles
Major Venues Disrupted By Scientist Rebellion
Scientist Rebellion(SR) members are telling the truth about the climate crisis through protests and disruptions. They have planned the biggest action through different non-violence, civil-disobedience movements so far in multiple countries across
Japan’s Carbon Guardian – Kimiko Hirata
After the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster of 2011, Japan was forced to move away from nuclear power and in its place, embraced coal as a major energy source. Over the past several
Govind Tekale