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Article - 16 Oct 2019

Thermoelectric ceramics are crucial for energy conversion technology, such as thermoelectric power generators.

Article - 16 Oct 2019

The name ‘water-powered’ cars is misleading. The power to move the vehicle actually comes from the burning of hydrogen, which is derived through electrically splitting water molecules into hydrogen...

The Properties of Plastics Used for Smart Surfaces

Article - 15 Oct 2019

This article will examine the specific characteristics of polymers that have proven to be beneficial for smart surfaces. Researchers have discovered a range of applications that suit the unique and...

Can Rainwater Collection Solve Climate Change?

Article - 15 Oct 2019

Global climate change is considered to be a defining issue. As the occurrence of extreme weather conditions continues around the world, researchers have turned to rainwater harvesting as a potential...

Why are the Costs of Renewable Energy Lower than Fossil Fuels?

Article - 26 Aug 2019

This article discusses why the costs of fossile fuels are higher than those of renewable energy.

Should Companies be Taxed Based on How Much Pollution They Create?

Article - 26 Aug 2019

This article discusses whether companies should be taxed on how much pollution that they create.

Natural Gas in Clean Technology - Changing the Future?

Article - 26 Aug 2019

This article discusses natural gas in clean technology.

Detecting Gas Leaks Early - Why is it Important for the Environment?

Article - 19 Aug 2019

Gas leak detection in transmission pipelines is vitally important for safe operation. Delayed detection can endanger human life, property and the environment. This article discusses why detecting...

Food Waste as a Renewable Energy

Article - 19 Aug 2019

With fossil fuel depots becoming increasingly depleted every day and the difficulty of locating new reserves.

The Biggest Lifestyle Changes You Can Make to Lower Your Carbon Footprint

Article - 29 May 2019

Greenhouse gas emissions, energy production and storage, transportation, agriculture and manufacturing all emit greenhouse gas emissions which lead to global warming and climate change.