♻️ 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.
👊 The Renaissance man of nuclear power
John Ahlberg, a father of three from Gothenburg, wants to make fossil-free energy in the form of small modular reactors a reality in Sweden. And things are moving forward quickly. The first reactor could be in place by 2030.
🌎 Ramez Naam: We are bending the curve of future warming from apocalyptic to very survivable
Ramez Naam: Signs are that we've bent the curve of future warming from apocalyptic (4-6 degrees) to very survivable (~2 degrees). This is fantastic news.
⛽ BP invests £1 billion in charging stations
BP plans to triple its network of fast chargers for electric vehicles in the UK over the next ten years.
☕ Reused coffee grounds solve waste problem
A Dutch company has found a way to successfully turn coffee grounds into skincare products, dyes, and building materials.
👊 "If there is an opportunity to help save the world, you have to take it"
It's not all about electric power and batteries. Traveling smarter and more efficiently is something we can do already. We've met Jesper Johansson who is an expert in Mobility Management.
🥗 Industrial process water becomes "algae food"
Process water from, for example, herring factories can be used as fertilizer for land-based algae cultivations and both increase the protein content of the algae and make them grow faster.
♻ 14 percent of all U.S jobs 2030 will be "green"
Green investment will account for much of the growth in the U.S labor market during the next few years.
🛰 Ukrainian innovation could reduce space debris
Autophagic - or self-consuming - rockets, results in lighter rockets and almost no space debris.
🏙️ Wooden skyscrapers - the new city sky line
The latest assembling techniques for wood panels make it possible to raise the bar of wooden skyscrapers, creating organic giants with reduced environmental impact.