Carbon-Negative Plant Opens in Turkey Turning Algae Into Bio-Jet Fuel and So Much More
The plant can process 1,200 tons of algae a year, to be turned into feed stocks, supplements, jet fuel, and fertilizer.
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UPDATE: Airbnb and its Community Raise More Than $40 Million and Offers 150,000 Temp-Homes for Ukraine
Private donations, contributions from the founders of the company, and bookings made for charity have funneled millions to the country.
Doomed Ship of Gold's Ghostly Portrait Gallery is Finally Unveiled After Surviving for a Century on Sea Floor
The Central America went down with over 500 souls, and more gold than had ever been loaded onto a steamship. These photos capture their faces.
30 Minutes of Lifting Weights, Push-ups or Yard Work Weekly May Cut Risk of Death By 20%
Whether it takes the form of yoga, gardening, or wheeling a wheelchair, 60 minutes per week of strength training reduces death risk by 20%
The Perfect Energy Source Is Already Here - Endless Geothermal Is Poised for Release From Deep in the Earth
Laser drilling is now allowing engineers to drill far deeper into the Earth's crust and Quaise from MIT is defining this new energy reality.
This Portable EV Charger is a Game-Changer For Drivers Who Need to Plug-in
Priced at around the similar rate of a home charge, the ZipCharge Go removes a major barrier to EV ownership by letting people charge at home
NBA Basketball Star Donates Full Salary This Season to Build Hospital in DR Congo to Honor Father
The hospital will be named after his late father, and help Biyombo's foundation offer medical care to those in need.
Inspired by Woman Who Could Smell Parkinson's on Skin, 'E-Nose' is Developed by Scientists to Do the Same
Inspired by Joy Milne's ability to 'sniff out' Parkinson's disease, researchers with ACS Omega have developed an e-nose to do the same.
Volunteers Are Soothing Senior Loneliness, Giving Free Rides on 'Couch Bikes' Worldwide - Find One Near You
Scotland's Cycling Without Age started in 2017 and was immediately supported by the government for its scientifically proven benefits.
'Comical-Looking' Bat Thought to Be Extinct is Found Again After 40 Years in Dense Rainforest
Bat Conservation International has rediscovered Hill's horseshoe bat, a bizarre critically endangered 'lost species' not seen in 40 years.
These Solar Panels Also Pull in Water Vapor to Grow Crops in the Desert
Using a unique hydrogel, scientists successfully draw water out of dry air to grow spinach—while producing power with solar panels.
Volkswagen Gets A Lot of Buzz Premiering Their New Electric Throwback Bus - the ID. Buzz (LOOK)
Volkswagen unveiled their new ID. Buzz, calling it "Europe's first all-electric bus"-and it's Carbon-neutral in its production and shipping.
Man Finally Receives Grandfather's Purple Heart Awarded 75 Years Ago, After Stranger Searches to Find Her 2nd Cousin
Jeff Hertzog was recently contacted by a stranger who searched tirelessly so she could return his grandfather's Purple Heart war medal.
Scientists Create Algorithm That Uses Routine Eye Scans to Identify Heart Attack Risk-With Accuracy of 70%-80%
British scientists have created a machine learning algorithm that can use routine eye scans to identify someone's 12-month risk of heart attack.
Solar Panels Built From Waste Crops Can Make Energy Without Direct Light
The panels can bend, and be clamped onto any shape, or placed in between window glazing to generate electricity the way plants do.
73% of These Women Who Started Businesses During Pandemic Say It's Easier Than Ever to Be Successful
According to a new OnePoll on behalf of Office Depot, 33% of female small business owners were motivated to start their own businesses to inspire other women.
Canadian Millionaire Donates His Life Savings to Plant 100,000 Daffodils - And They've Just Begun to Bloom
The valley of daffodil bulbs was planted after a dying wish by Keith Owen, who planned to retire in Sidmouth in Devon, in the southwest of England.
The Endurance Ship Wreck, Lost for 100 Years is Finally Found, 10,000-ft Below the Ice
The ship was beautifully preserved, so much so that the painted wood-carved name "Endurance" was clearly seen on her stern.
People Are Booking So Many Airbnbs in Ukraine-They Raise $2M for Hosts in Need, and Never Even Check-in
61,000 Airbnbs were rented last weekend by people looking to funnel money into those fleeing and those besieged.
Nigerian Mom Designs Solar-Powered Cribs That Put an End to Baby Jaundice Disease
The small crib is a sixth of the cost of a normal phototherapy crib, and is manufactured in Nigeria for use in cities and villages alike.
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