Technology
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Technology21. October 2019Too Much Carbon Heating Up the Climate? Use It as Fuel, Dutch Say
Rotterdam The Hague Airport in the Netherlands is working on an experiment that uses a renewable alternative to the usual fossil-based jet fuel that can pave the way towards a carbon-neutral aviation industry.
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Technology19. October 2019Firefighters Now Safer in Flames as Coders Win Competition
A team of IT volunteers in Barcelona, Spain developed an armband device aimed at protecting firefighters, with sensors that monitor real-time temperature, smoke concentration and humidity, sending alerts to fire command centers to pull firefighters out of dangerous situations.
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Environment17. October 2019New Super Gel Helps Prevent Wildfires and Rescues Plants and Animals
Scientists from Stanford, California have developed a biodegradable gel based on the natural plant fiber cellulose that helps prevent the ever-increasing number of wildfires throughout the fire-prone season.
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Environment15. October 2019Scientists Fight Wild Fires from Space with Remarkable Success
While news are full with terrible fires in the Amazon and California, researchers have just announced surprising facts: the amount of land burned has been decreasing annually with a staggering drop of 25 percent between 2003 and 2019. One reason: Space technology.
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Technology14. October 2019Germans Turn Famous Autobahn into E-Highway to Recharge Trucks on the Go
Germany’s Environment Ministry along with engineering company Siemens have launched the nation’s first e-Highway earlier this year, powering hybrid trucks in a first step towards transforming to a greener method of goods transportation.
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Technology13. October 2019Sweden’s E-Road to Fossil Free Transportation Now Two Kilometers Long
The Swedish Transport Administration constructed a two-kilometer electrified road in the Stockholm area – the first of its kind that can charge all types of electric and hybrid vehicles – as part of a project aimed at electrifying all highways in the nation.
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Technology10. October 2019Zimbaweans use “Trash-Uber” to Get Rid of Their Garbage
The government in Zimbabwe has struggled to keep its capital city clean, leaving 10,000 tonnes piling up in the streets of Harare each month. Now, a local waste management company is stepping in with a mobile app solution, called the “Trash-Uber” by many.
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