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An 18-year-old Washington student turned plant waste into a pollution-fighting sponge. Tests showed it removed up to 80% of chemical killing SalmonA talented eighteen-year-old student has developed groundbreaking biodegradable filters using jute waste fibers. These remarkable sponges e...- 10th-grade student turns coconut husk into a natural filter that can remove microplastics from seawaterA 10th-grade student in Hawaii began with a project to filter polluted seawater using coconut husks. Her research later found naturally occ...
- Sunlight slowly damages solar panels; researchers think they have found a natural shield - a red onionSolar power is growing fast across the US, but scientists say one hidden part of today's solar technology still depends on petroleum-based ...
- The Earth Prize 2026 winners: Indian teens develop tamarind-based solution to remove microplastics from waterThree Indian teenagers have earned international acclaim for developing "Plas-Stick," a biodegradable solution to remove microplastics from...
- Cold Water Laundry Secret: The Only Simple Way To Stop Synthetic Microfibers From Breaking DownWashing clothes in cold water significantly reduces the release of synthetic microfibers, tiny plastic fragments that pollute waterways. St...
- Neither Vinegar Nor Soap The Simple Trick To Remove Limescale From An Electric KettleNew studies suggest citric acid is a more effective and faster solution for descaling kettles than traditional vinegar. Baking soda offers ...
- Diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, sclerosis, lupus be cured? Scientists are trying revolutionary approach to treat autoimmune diseasesWhen your body’s immune cells attack you instead of protecting you, today’s treatments tamp down the friendly fire but they don’t fix what’...
- Scientists find red onion dye can shield solar cells from UV damage, outperforming conventional plastic filtersA recent study highlights a promising sustainable alternative to petroleum-based films for solar cell UV protection. Researchers discovered...
- By merging tech with botany, can one plant be an effective air purifier?UBreathe provides a green alternative to traditional indoor mechanical purifiers by enhancing the performance of normal plants.
- UK to ban plastic cutlery, plates and polystyrene cups: All you need to knowThe UK government was aiming to ban single-use plastics shortly after the public consultation held in February. However, the political turm...
- How to extend the life of your N95 mask and make the most out of itAn easy way to minimise waste if you own N95 masks is to safely extend their life. In hospital settings, it's advised to avoid use beyond o...
- Don't throw away the fabric masks. They are perfect as a double masking optionAlso, having keep fabric masks as a backup in your car, bag or pockets.
- Covid-19: New algae-based respirator may help people wearing masks breath easyThe algae in the respirator conduct photosynthesis and remove carbon dioxide (C02) and other air pollutants while producing oxygen, making ...
- Tiruppur units eye $2-billion opportunity from PPE businessAbout 200 units in the Tamil Nadu town currently make personal protective equipment, mostly to serve the needs within India. Industry body ...
- Butt really? Karma Tips wants to save the planet - one cigarette at a timeWhile anti-smoking watchdogs target tobacco, the founders of Karma Tips say that 98% of the carcinogen in a cigarette is actually found in ...
- An IIT-Delhi startup develops a cost-effective device to reduce risk of respiratory diseaseThe device, priced Rs 10, is a filter that you can cover your nostrils with. It is not very conspicuous as the edges that stick to the bott...
- Buying a new suit? Here's why you should opt for woolChoosing the right fabric and construct can make all the difference to your suit. Here is how to look your dapper best.
- Innovative antimicrobials from New Zealand labs could help 'Make in India'Kolkata, Dec 27 (IANS) Eco-friendly antimicrobial agents that are being developed by a team of researchers at New Zealand's University of A...
- Tobacco litter is challenge for a clean India: ExpertsHarish Vasudevan, environmental law expert, said, "studies point out that tobacco refuse is a major source of litter on the planet."
- Used-cigarette butts set to become the next generation energy storage deviceIt is estimated that as many as 5.6 trillion used-cigarettes or 766,571 metric tons are deposited into the environment worldwide every year.
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