Swiss researchers studying the projected effects of climate change on alpine plant species have discovered that mountain ranges may represent a
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Africa may not be the first place you think of when talking about the digital revolution but many Zambian villages are looking to change all that.
The Empire State building, the tallest skyscraper in New York, will be switching over to 100 percent wind energy.
The brown and yellow parts of the Oriental hornet
With a simple but effective design that transforms rice husks into power, the Indian for-profit social enterprise is expanding at a rate of two plants...
Interpreted as a lotus flower or outreached hand, the museum's roof deftly collects water and light for the museum’s use.
The Hydro House, a concept home by Rael San Fratello Architects relies on the cooling effects of evapotranspiration by using a ponds in and on the home and fins on the house.
Through his nonprofit A Human Right, scientist Kosta Grammatis is working to purchase a satellite that could provide free Internet access to developing countries.
Maybe in the future more houses will be one that euronews visited in Aarhus, Denmark. Around 50 people are living in revolutionary homes that use energy in a new way. In terms of costs, it means cutting heating bills from over 200 euros a month to less than 50, even if it is very cold. One tenant, Agnete Dorph-Jensen, explained: “We have solar cells for the lights outside and for the…
Astronomers using ESO’s world-leading exoplanet hunter HARPS have today announced a rich haul of more than 50 new exoplanets, including 16 super-Earths, one of which orbits at the edge of the habitable zone of its star. By studying the properties of all the HARPS planets found so far, the team has found that about 40% of stars similar to the Sun have at least one planet lighter than Saturn.
