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The Natural and Synthetic Microfibres Present in King Penguin Diets

Article - 20 Mar 2020

This article discusses the presence of natural and synthetic microfibers found in King Penguin diets.

Thermoradiative Photovoltaic Cells and the Possibility of a Night-time Solar Panel

Article - 11 Mar 2020

Solar cells that can work at night-time have been designed by a team at the University of California, Davis.

The Ecological Impact of Climate Change on Polar Bears

Article - 10 Mar 2020

Polar bears, which are currently listed as vulnerable on the Red List of Threatened Species and considered at high risk of endangerment in the wild, have traditionally been considered an animal that...

Global Warming and Carbon Emissions: How Oceans are Moderators of our Changing Climate

Article - 30 Jan 2020

AZoCleantech spoke to Professor Ric Williams about how oceans are moderators of our changing climate and how we can reduce our carbon emissions.

Rheology in Green Technology

Article - 21 Jan 2020

Rheology studies how matter flows, usually in its liquid state but also as “soft solids”. The technique has been applied in the last century in fields as diverse as materials science, engineering,...

Reforesting Earth's Two Billion Hectares of Degraded Land

Article - 12 Dec 2019

Land Life Company has developed innovative technology to reforest the planet's two billion hectares of degraded land to tackle high carbon emissions, the food crisis and damaged ecosystems.

Controlling the Environment with AFM

Article - 11 Dec 2019

AFM is used in numerous ways in environmental sciences and has helped researchers to both develop new clean technologies and better understand the potential environmental impact of them.

Is it too Soon to Call 3D Printing a Clean Technology?

Article - 19 Dec 2019

3D printing has the potential to be a clean technology, but it is far too soon to claim it is entirely clean. From a consumer point of view, 3D printing represents a future reduction in manufacturing...

What is Green Tribology?

Article - 4 Sep 2019

Tribology is the “science of interacting surfaces in motion” and it aims to reduce friction, wear and increase efficiency.

The Different Types of Eco Cars

Article - 27 Aug 2019

Modern consumers are increasingly concerned with reducing their personal carbon footprint, and companies are seeing the benefits of being more environmentally friendly as well.