Tobacco Industry: One Cigarette Pack Consumes 37 Liters of Water
The tobacco industry has a much worse effect on the state of planet Earth than it might seem. Tobacco production consumes a massive amount of water, pollutes the environment with….
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The Solar Energy that Works at Night?
Until recently, scientists have understandably linked solar energy to the Sun’s sunlight during the day. However, Australian scientists have come up with a new idea – to capture rays even….
The Cyanobacterial Cell Based on Photosynthesis Drives a Computer Unit
The University of Cambridge has announced that it has been using cyanobacteria for a year in an experiment. The cyanobacterial energy cell has been driving the computer for more than….
Botanists Rediscovered the Wildflower Considered Extinct in South American Rainforest
Every year, scientists discover new species of plants and animals and record extinct species. Occasionally, biologists rediscover a species that was considered extinct. This case happened in the Ecuadorian cloud….
Light Pollution: 60% of Europeans Cannot See the Milky Way
The phenomenon of light pollution brings several issues. Greenhouse gas lights brighten the night sky. Gases create a light barrier that prevents us from seeing what could have been seen….
Inefficient Light Bulbs Will Disappear from the U.S. Market
The U.S. Department of Energy has laid down new rules for light bulbs. The goal is clear: to save energy and thus reduce consumers’ energy bills and reduce carbon emissions…..
Wind Turbines Construction to Support the Coral Reefs Growth
Danish scientists propose combining two seemingly incompatible things – wind turbines as a renewable energy source and an effort to restore and grow dwindling coral reefs. According to their proposal,….
Climate: The Shores of New Zealand Are Sinking Faster than Expected
According to new research, sea levels in New Zealand will rise twice as fast as expected. So, on the one hand, there is a rising water level; on the other….
The Obesity Epidemic Kills 1.2 Million People in Europe Annually
A significant population in Europe is burdened by obesity and its consequences. According to the study, more than half of adults and a third of children are overweight or obese…..
First Emission-free Hydrogen-powered Train to Start Operating Soon
Alstom introduces a zero-emission passenger train. The success is that the train is powered by hydrogen, and its performance is comparable to diesel units. In addition, it is quiet and….