On March 24, 2017, the driver of a Honda CRV, who was unable to see all three lanes of approaching traffic, made a left turn that struck a self-driving Volvo run by Uber in Tempe, Arizona.
By Benedette Cuffari
17 Apr 2018
It is no longer hyperbole to describe what’s happening in the solar power industry as a revolution. It began with the price of solar cells falling through the floor – a remarkably sustained run of exponential price decline.
By Thomas Hornigold
17 Apr 2018
News has circled the major outlets that there has been a new revolutionary breakthrough – a new enzyme that can degrade PET plastic. PET is the plastic that disposable bottles are usually made of.
By Liam Critchley
20 Apr 2018
AZoCleanTech speaks with Zero Carbon about their Booth at IoT Tech 2018
In this interview Swytch talks to AZoCleantech about why they are at IoT Tech Expo London and what to expect.
A new study into the potential of use of delivery drones to reduce carbon emissions has been released by the University of Washington.
By Isabelle Robinson
17 Apr 2018
This article discusses how to protect your skin from pollution. The skin is a complex organ and forms a protective barrier all over the surface of the body. It is very important to protect it from pollution.
By Kerry Taylor-Smith
12 Apr 2018
With titans like Google, Tesla and Uber investing in the technology, self-driving cars are no longer sci-fi fantasy. While there are many obvious advantages to self-driving cars, the environmental benefits have caused excitement to many scientists and environmentalists.
By Isabelle Robinson
11 Apr 2018
Denmark initiated the first offshore wind project, and since then, commercial-scale facilities have been operating in shallow waters around the world.
By Benedette Cuffari
3 Apr 2018
Offshore wind farms are not a new phenomenon – the first was opened off the coast of Denmark in 1991.
By Thomas Hornigold
3 Apr 2018