Eco-Friendly

In farmland, the “resource competition” between weeds and crops is unceasing. These seemingly ordinary plants not only compete with crops for water, light, and nutrients but can also carry pests and diseases, and even inhibit crop growth by releasing allelopathic substances. For a long time, manual weeding and the application of chemical herbicides have been …

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Korean scientists unveil green technology to convert agricultural waste into sustainable sweeteners. Domestic researchers developed an eco-friendly catalyst and sustainable separation process that produces xylose simultaneously with valuable components, xylonate and xylitol, at room temperature without external hydrogen supply. Researchers Hwang Young-kyu, Kim Ji-hoon, and Oh Kyung-ryul from the Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology …

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Mumbai’s metro expansion is undergoing a transformative shift, prioritising sustainable, gender-neutral, and equitable transit-oriented development (TOD). This approach aims to create zero net carbon, eco-friendly, and inclusive urban environments, aligning with global best practices in urban mobility. The city’s metro network has grown significantly, with over 100 km of operational lines and more than 170 …

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Telangana IT and industries minister, D Sridhar Babu made the announcement of developing the eco-town recently at a conference organised by CII. In alignment with the future needs of upcoming generations and with a focus on sustainable development, the government of Telangana will establish an eco-town across 80 acres, inspired by the model of Kitakyushu …

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Researchers have developed two innovative, energy-efficient systems that use urea from human urine and wastewater to produce cheaper green hydrogen, the University of Adelaide has said. The systems offer a cheaper and more sustainable alternative to conventional methods for generating clean hydrogen while turning waste into a valuable energy resource, a press release of the …

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