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In recent research published in the journal OneEarth, scientists from Griffith University proposed the use of catalysis to transform waste into resources, creating a cleaner and more resilient chemical industry.
There is a growing trend for smart accessories. Vital signs are tracked by watches and rings, and modern Ray-Bans have microphones and cameras built in. Even brooches have become fashionable thanks to wearable technology. But some accessories still lack the sophisticated touch.
An unparalleled perspective on the industrial usage of the ocean and its changing dynamics is provided by a recent study that was published in the journal Nature.
In an era when climate scientists warn that immediate action is required to control atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2), biochar—charcoal made by burning waste organic materials like agricultural residues—offers a way to reduce CO2 levels.
With the development of sustainable energy technologies, there will be an increase in the demand for precious metals used in batteries.