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CO?-Reduction doesn’t harm competitiveness
A new study by the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) has found that reducing CO2 emissions does not necessarily lead to economic disadvantages for companies. The
Efficient Fuel Production from CO
A new photokatalysis system has been developed that is more efficient than natural photosynthesis. This system can convert CO2 in water into methane and hydrogen,
Electric Trucks Cheaper Than Diesel
A recent study conducted by researchers at the Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden has shown that electric trucks can be cheaper for logistics companies,
Exploring Acceptance of Insects as Food
Insects have been approved as food in the EU, but a recent study conducted by researchers at the Technical University of Berlin has found that
News media losing young audience
Young people are increasingly turning away from traditional news media, according to a study by the GESIS Leibniz Institute for Social Sciences in Germany. The
Red Meat: Not as Unhealthy?
A new study has found that it is not red meat that causes inflammation, but rather the weight of the individuals consuming it. Inflammation is
Microbes Unveil Evolution’s Complex Mysteries
Asgard-Archaea: The Common Ancestor of Complex Life on Earth Prokaryotes, a group of cellular organisms that lack a nucleus, including bacteria and archaea, were the
Surprising Link Found Between Dementia and Physical Work
A new study by the Norwegian Institute of Public Health has found a paradoxical link between physical activity at work and the risk of cognitive
Insects in Food Aid Weight Loss
Insects and other foods containing chitin, a widely distributed biomolecule found in the exoskeletons of insects and shells of crustaceans, have been found to trigger
Phone use lowers sperm count
A recent study conducted by the University of Busan found that men who wish to conceive should reduce their mobile phone usage, as it may
