♻️ Green Tech
Green Tech is an important part of the solution of climate change and other enviromental problems. Here you will find articles covering recycling, water purifying and tech used to conserve and protect natural resources. Also, news about Warp Green Tech Program will be found here.
♻️ Majority of plastic recyclables in Halifax being turned into synthetic lumber
Halifax, Nova Scotia's unique arrangement with an innovative company is turning 80% of the city's recyclable plastics into lumber
📉 UK's CO2 emissions have dropped 29% over the last decade
Britain's carbon dioxide emissions decreased by 2.9 percent in 2019 and have decreased by a full 29 percent since 2010. At the same time GDP has increased 20 percent.
⛵ Huge sailing ships can reduce emissions by 90 percent
This autumn, researchers will begin testing a prototype of a sailing ship that can replace today's large motorized transport ships.
🌳 This artificial tree and air filter you can bring with you
Briiv is the name of a new kind of portable air filter powered by moss, coconuts, and wool.
🏛️ A new bendable and cement-free concrete created to better withstand earthquakes
The product is 400 times more bendable than conventional concrete and far less polluting.
💚 New concrete creates living moss walls that absorb pollution
Moss in cities can absorb pollution and clean the air. But it is difficult to grow in the metropolitan areas. Spanish researchers have now developed a concrete in which the moss can grow.
🦏 Poaching of rhinos has decreased sharply thanks to new technical equipment
The poaching of rhino has almost completely stopped in Kenya, thanks to a conscious investment in new technology.
🧺 A new washing machine that saves 80% water and removes microplastics when you wash
Washing machines waste large amounts of water, and it is a waste that we often overlook. The Swedish company, Mimbly, has a product that saves water and energy while also separating microplastics.
🗑 Now we can turn garbage into the super material graphene
A new method allows us to massproduce graphene with food waste and other garbage as raw material.