How Switching to a Pescatarian Diet Benefits the Planet
The plant-based diet is on the rise. We see various vegan options at our favorite coffee shops, grocery stores and even fast-food restaurants. If...
Best Technologies That Will Help You Prevent Car Accidents
Today's automotive safety is about designing vehicles to overcome human limitations. Here are some of the technological advancements that are being done to help...
Earth Law and Consumerism
There is a direct link between our consumption choices and the environmental challenges facing us – with consumerism accounting for 60% of greenhouse gas...
Last Year, Britain Generated Twice as Much Energy From Wind as...
IN BRIEF
Fossil fuels are both an increasingly expensive energy option and a driving force in climate change. Britain is pushing to replace coal with...
Plug-and-Play SolarGaps
These plug-and-play solar smart blinds track the sun's angle in the sky throughout the day and produce clean electricity for home or office.
For those...
5 Most Recognizable Monet`s paintings
Oscar-Claude Monet is an internationally revered French painter who is worshipped by many art enthusiasts for being one of the founders of the ‘Impressionism’...
Amputees Can “Feel” Objects Again With This Luke Skywalker Inspired Prosthetic Arm
It’s been almost two decades since Keven Walgamott suffered the electric accident that resulted in his left hand being amputated. Some time ago, he...
DNA may not be life’s instruction book—just a jumbled list of...
The common view of heredity is that all information passed down from one generation to the next is stored in an organism's DNA. But...
Robot Priests – A Blessing or a Curse for Mankind’s Spirituality?
Have you met Mindar? He, she or it is a remarkable android – a robot priest, reciting sermons and teaching its congregation the basics...
Can Molten Salt Make 24-Hour Solar Energy Possible?
IN BRIEF
Clean energy companies like SolarReserve want to prove molten salt can aid solar power electricity any time of day. The potential is there,...
