A new material might make it possible to not have to replace fixed batteries as often as is currently needed.
Soon, wind turbines could be able to both provide the world with clean energy and at the same time capture carbon dioxide from the air and use it to produce materials like for example concrete.
The Ocean Cleanup has come up with a novel solution to stop plastic entering our oceans via rivers - a solar-powered barge which uses curved barriers to catch waste floating downstream.
A new optical chip can transfer twice as much data with a single laser as the entire internet can currently handle.
Better regulation of the battery's temperature during charging will provide fast charging even for smaller batteries and guarantee that a charge does not take more than ten minutes.
The University of Groningen located in the Netherlands has been working on a solution to the problem of birds colliding with airplanes: a robotic falcon controlled from the ground.
A spectacular rooftop forest is planned for an old courthouse in London. 125 trees and more than 10 000 plants will be planted.
This agriculture-tech startup is spreading dust from the basalt rock on farmerβs fields to capture carbon and remove it from the global carbon cycle. A plus is that the dust also acts as fertilizer.
Small wind turbines that don't need big spinning blades can give us wind power on the roofs.