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Hydrogen from untreated seawater
A device capable of producing hydrogen efficiently from ordinary seawater in a sustainable manner
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Lab-grown wood for 3D printing
The felling of trees to make paper, furniture and so on must stop. A planet without trees is a planet prone to natural disasters, civilizations disappeared due to logging, as is believed to have happened on Easter Island
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Solar energy from space
Europe wants to reach its goal of zero emissions by 2050 and ESA has presented a project that aims to obtain solar energy from space, with technologies and proposals to be discussed in 2025.
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Onkalo, the world's first nuclear repository
In 2004, excavations began on what would be the world's first deep geological repository, which is expected to be ready for use by 2023.
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New sustainable batteries based on marine algae
We recently presented sodium batteries with high energy storage capacity and low cost, today we will know one more sustainable battery alternative, this time based on marine algae
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A novel system that turns carbon dioxide into bioplastics
It is now possible to harness CO2 and produce biodegradable plastics or bioplastics, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and the accumulation of non-degradable plastics
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Artificial leaves capable of floating and producing fuel.
A human-created leaf, which simulates real leaves, with the ability to convert sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide into energy.
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Plant-based plastic food wrapping that could replace plastic bags
Antimicrobial, resistant because it protects food during transportation, plant-based and could reduce the adverse environmental impact of food containers, we present an invention to replace the massive consumption of plastic.
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A new enzyme is capable of decomposing plastic in one week.
A piece of plastic can take between 100 and 1000 years to decompose completely, depending on the components that were used to make it, today we present a scientific breakthrough that could reduce that time in just one week.
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An artificial tree capable of processing carbon dioxide faster and in greater quantities than natural trees.
Global warming has been an issue that has been on the radar of many organizations over the last decade. Countries that have noticed a sharp rise in temperatures, torrential rains and even large areas of land that have lost their greenery, are some of the consequences of global warming.
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A battery-like device is developed that absorbs CO2 emissions while charging.
A more sustainable alternative to traditional batteries, made with sustainable materials and low production cost.
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Solar panels that are not only solar
They need a name change quickly; they are "solar" panels that do not only work with the energy emitted by the sun.
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