Scientists have long been interested in the issue of the carbon footprint that remains as a result of human technogenic activity throughout the entire period of development.
At the University of Toronto, a team of chemists has developed a completely new type of battery that can run on vitamins. Using genetically modified fungi, the scientists produced vitamin B2 threads, from which they developed a high-capacity battery.
A team of researchers from North Carolina has developed a unique way to make asphalt road surfaces. The experts have proposed replacing expensive oil with a cheaper and more accessible option – pig manure.
A 2-kilometer test section of electric road was recently opened in Sweden, where electric cars will be able to connect to an overhead power grid system similar to that used for light rail transport.
Currently, the water distribution system loses about 30% of clean water due to minor breakdowns, which are fairly easy to fix, but since the pipes often leak underground, it is difficult to determine the exact location of the accident.
A team of specialists from the UK noticed that infertility is a fairly common problem, and most people hide their problem from their loved ones and generally prefer not to talk about this topic.
