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The Infinity Track Topped Forest School in India to Reduce Air Pollution

Indian architecture studio Nudes has won a competition to design an eco-friendly school for Pune, a city in western India. Mumbai-based architecture studio NUDES is known for its focus on sustainability and learning. The project…

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Students Getting Paid For Going to Toilet in South Korea

Earlier, we heard about smart toilets that can measure our weight, take our skin temperature, pulse rate, and heart rate. We have even heard about toilets analyzing stool for health problems. Now, a toilet is…

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Lightyear One Solar Electric Vehicle Completes a Record 710-Km on A Single Battery Charge

The biggest problem with Electric vehicles is range. While a plug-in hybrid can count on gasoline as a backup, Electric Vehicles can’t. This major obstacle needs to be addressed to ensure and enable rapid market…

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Blossoming Beach Umbrella Uses Solar Energy to Cool You Down

Sammontana, Italy’s biggest gelato brand collaborated with architect and inventor Carlo Ratti, to develop a beach umbrella. Unlike ordinary beach umbrellas, it uses solar energy to provide cooling and refrigeration. A sustainable vision for summer…

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World’s First Nuclear-Powered Atomic Super-yacht Project Aims to Save the Earth

A futuristic vessel ‘EARTH 300’ is designed for oceanic research. It is conceptualized by naval architect Iván Salas Jefferson (founder of Iddes Yachts). The yacht will help us “to expand our knowledge and understanding of…

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TerraPower is Developing the Next-Gen Nuclear Energy Solution

When TerraPower founding father and entrepreneur Bill Gates first got acquainted with the idea of nuclear power, he was both reserved and excited at the idea thereof. The trepidation and caution thereof occurred from past…

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The Manta: A Sea Cleaning Yacht That Feeds on Plastic Waste

With every year, the worldwide quantity of marine debris is increasing in our oceans. But if the current pace of plastic usage and disposal continues, by the year 2040 about 29 million metric tons of…

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1,000-Ft Tall Floating ‘Windcatcher’ Can Power 80,000 Homes

Most offshore wind turbines today are fixed to the seabed, in waters less than 60 meters deep. But winds are stronger and more consistent further out to sea. Around 80% of the world’s offshore wind…

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Wind Turbines Are Reducing the Wind Speed

Wind power is one of the fast-growing renewable energy sources in the world. Wind turbines generate electricity by extracting kinetic energy from the air around them. These wind farms are mushrooming worldwide but due to…

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Solar Panels on California’s Canals to save 63 Billion Gallons of Water a Year

Water loss due to evaporation in water canals can be up to 7% of the total quantity of water flowing in a canal. What if, instead of letting the sun dry up canals, these canals…

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Energy

The Infinity Track Topped Forest School in India to Reduce Air Pollution

Students Getting Paid For Going to Toilet in South Korea

Lightyear One Solar Electric Vehicle Completes a Record 710-Km on A Single Battery Charge

Blossoming Beach Umbrella Uses Solar Energy to Cool You Down

World’s First Nuclear-Powered Atomic Super-yacht Project Aims to Save the Earth

TerraPower is Developing the Next-Gen Nuclear Energy Solution

The Manta: A Sea Cleaning Yacht That Feeds on Plastic Waste

1,000-Ft Tall Floating ‘Windcatcher’ Can Power 80,000 Homes

Wind Turbines Are Reducing the Wind Speed

Solar Panels on California’s Canals to save 63 Billion Gallons of Water a Year

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