Researchers in the United Kingdom have developed a robotic fish capable of consuming plastic waste in the ocean and converting the energy from digestion into power for its own operation. Designed to mimic the feeding behavior of marine life, the robot can work autonomously to collect plastic debris continuously. This innovation represents a promising solution to reduce marine pollution and help restore ocean ecosystems in the future.
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Scientists at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have developed a technology that generates electricity from falling raindrops. Using a method called “plug flow,” water droplets pass through tiny tubes
Despite growing environmental awareness, global plastic recycling rates remain critically low. Recent data shows that less than 10% of plastic produced each year is successfully recycled, while the majority is
Cyanide is a chemical compound composed of carbon and nitrogen (CN⁻). It exists in both gaseous and solid forms, such as potassium cyanide (KCN), and is considered a highly toxic