Algae Could Be the Next Big Weapon Against Crop Pests and Pathogens
A comprehensive review finds that bioactive compounds from microalgae, cyanobacteria, and seaweeds can kill insects, nematodes, fungi, bacteria, viruses, and ...
A comprehensive review finds that bioactive compounds from microalgae, cyanobacteria, and seaweeds can kill insects, nematodes, fungi, bacteria, viruses, and ...
A year of real-world data from a full-scale biogas facility shows major climate and water benefits, yet electricity sales alone ...
A new framework developed from Greek seafood industry surveys explains that small firms adopt fish-waste valorization technologies only when technological, ...
A detailed techno-economic and life cycle assessment shows mechanical black mass separation from spent EV and phone batteries is highly ...
A new review maps how solar thermal and electrochemical desalination technologies could help close a projected 40 percent gap between ...
A new review of more than 450 studies maps how artificial intelligence is transforming clean technologies across energy, carbon capture, ...
Researchers have demonstrated a 250-kilowatt system that co-produces hydrogen and fresh water from seawater by using waste heat from alkaline ...
Researchers argue that reactive capture of CO2, which feeds capture solvents directly into electrolysers, could reach industrial adoption ahead of ...
A new review shows that sugarcane bagasse, the sugar industry's largest waste stream, can be biologically converted into high-value rhamnolipid ...
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have developed a membraneless electrochemical carbon capture system using solid-state sodium iron phosphate counter-electrodes that ...
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