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India’s Power Grid Needs An Upgrade For Green Energy

A gradual shift from coal to Renewable sources have propped up various problems for India’s Power Grid such as DC to AC conversion, Load handling, Transmission loss rate etc. For absorbing a

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Thanks To Green Power: US Coal Exports To India Is All Set To Fall

US exported 115 million tonne (MT) of coal in 2018. This was 15 per cent of the total domestic production of 753 MT. The country has been a consistent exporter of metallurgical

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Vegetation Drought: A Threat To India’s Food Security

Vegetation drought is a condition of ecosystem which is affected by climate change and low soil moisture. Vegetation distribution and growth are significantly affected by changing climate conditions. Understanding the response of

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More Nitrogen Will Help Wheat, Fight Climate Change

Increasing concentration of carbon dioxide and the associated rise in temperatures is affecting life on earth at different scales. Agricultural scientists are worried over sustaining food production and productivity of major crops

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Creating Sustainable Jet Fuel From Plant Scraps

Cellulose is the main component in the biofuel. It is a cheap, renewable, and highly abundant polymer that forms the cell walls of plants. While chain alkanes (such as branched octane, dodecane,

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BMW Testing It’s Electric Cars In Arctic Cricle

BMW has three all new electric cars — the iX3, i4, and iNext —they are almost ready to be launched but before that the trio is being tested in northern Sweden where

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Finally! A DNA Computer That Can Actually Be Reprogrammed

A stark limitation to biological computers was that any code programmed into DNA couldn’t be rewritten which basically means “having to build a new computer out of new hardware just to run

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BirthStrikers: It’s “Not Okay To Have Children” With Climate Catastrophe On The Horizon

Many young people are currently questioning whether it’s “okay to still have children” with climate catastrophe on the horizon. For a group of people calling themselves BirthStrikers, the answer is “No.” The

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