Shopping cart

TnewsTnews

ABB Advances Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology For Large Container Ships

ABB says, emissions from big ships in the ocean are a big deal. Maritime transportation adds up to around 3% of the carbon dioxide emissions each year, and if we don’t make

Read More

Combating Desertification: New Technologies Offer a Solution!

More than 20% of the earth’s good land is messed up already and we might only have about 60 harvests left to grow crops worldwide. The United Nations says that 12 million

Read More

Continental Makes Tires More Sustainable With Recovered Carbon Black

Wheels and tires have been around for ages. The first ever stone wheels were spotted in ancient Mesopotamia around 3500 BC. As civilizations progressed, tire technology also kept up. Nowadays, companies like

Read More

Bald Cypress Trees: A Glimpse Into The Past And A Hope For The Future

Bald cypress swamps used to be as vast and diverse as the Amazon in North America 120 years ago, covering around 40 million acres. They were home to various bird species and

Read More

Top Electric Vehicle Battery Producers Till This Point…

Batteries for light electric vehicles (EV) like cars, SUVs, LCVs, and pickup trucks saw a bigger production growth rate (+57%) in 2023 compared to EVs (+39%). This happened because the market introduced

Read More

NAMX – World’s First Hydrogen Powered SUV With Interchangeable H2 Tanks

The NAMX HUV (Hydrogen Utility Vehicle) is a hydrogen-powered SUV currently under development by the French startup company NamX. It is designed by French-Moroccan designer Faouzi Annajah and French designed Thomas de

Read More

India Faces Groundwater Crisis As Climate Change Heats Up

Climate change could cause India to use up its groundwater much faster in the coming decades. It already pumps more underground water than any other country, mostly to irrigate staple crops like

Read More

Noctalgia: Absence Of Stars In Night Sky Leading To “Sky Grief”

If you’re bummed about not being able to see stars at night, you’re not the only one. Noctalgia is a word astronomers made up to describe “sky grief,” the feeling of missing

Read More