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Startup Transforms Carbon Emissions into Vodka to Save the Planet

Strategic Development: A New York-based start-up, “Air Company” is gaining a lot of attention because of its rare vodka composition, a vodka made from captured carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Through innovation and disruptive technology, the firm’s mission is to create a line of products that can reduce carbon concentration on Earth. A study by… Continue reading Startup Transforms Carbon Emissions into Vodka to Save the Planet

Sustainability via Energy Harvesting in Electronics

With the growing demand for daily electronic devices, various low-power techniques are emerging for operating devices without dependence on batteries. Researchers have figured out numerous ways to harvest electricity from surroundings and activate low-powered devices, such as IoT, sensors, actuators, etc. These emerging energy harvesting technologies can become the key to sustaining low-powered devices and… Continue reading Sustainability via Energy Harvesting in Electronics

Supply Chain Localization: undervalued yet firm approach for enterprises

For improving ROI and expanding the business footprint, the basic thought process revolves around reducing manufacturing costs and enhancing production efficiency, which is insufficient in current circumstances. Businesses need to reconsider their logistics segment in this era of uncertainty, where the U.S.-China trade war, COVID-19 pandemic, and Russia-Ukraine war have partially and, in some cases,… Continue reading Supply Chain Localization: undervalued yet firm approach for enterprises

Innovative tech makes vegan meat appetizing, nutritious, sustainable

Influences on food consumption patterns have now transited from the domain of nutritive value & sensory satisfaction to environmental considerations. During the last few years, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has been asserting to build a more healthy and sustainable food system. Consumers have also been rapidly shifting towards plant-based meat alternatives. Based on… Continue reading Innovative tech makes vegan meat appetizing, nutritious, sustainable

IeB Perspective On India’s Substantially Emerging GH2 Economy

Overview: Creating a sustainable environment is a universal goal that all countries have been making strenuous efforts. Like many other nations, India has recognized the need to transition to a green and sustainable future. The adoption of Green Hydrogen (GH2) is a critical component of this transformation. In order to ensure the country’s energy security,… Continue reading IeB Perspective On India’s Substantially Emerging GH2 Economy

Smart Fertilizers As an Approach to Sustainable Farming

In 2019, the fertilizer market was USD 95 billion and it projected that during the forecast period of 2020-2025, approximately a CAGR of 3.2% would be recorded. Fertilizers are critical to agricultural productivity. Balanced fertilization would involve both macronutrients (NPKs) and micronutrients, whereas unbalanced fertilization reduces crop yields and depletes the soil. There will be… Continue reading Smart Fertilizers As an Approach to Sustainable Farming

Hybrid Meat: Bridging Plant-Based and Traditional Meat

In the context of semi-vegetarian choices, hybrid meat analogues are emerging as an alternative to traditional meat products. These are produced using blends of plant and animal ingredients in varying proportions to provide a meaty taste and texture, with the added nutritional benefits from plants. Compared to plant-based alternatives, hybrid analogues such as burgers, sausages,… Continue reading Hybrid Meat: Bridging Plant-Based and Traditional Meat

Mushroom-Based Flexible Electronics

E-waste, also known as electronic garbage, is a significant pollutant and is becoming an alarming issue. However, researchers have processed mushroom skin such that it can be utilized to create biodegradable electronics. These gadgets are called “Myceliotronics,” named after the component of a mushroom used in their manufacturing. These gadgets emerge as a substitute for… Continue reading Mushroom-Based Flexible Electronics

Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization

Carbon dioxide concentrations are rising mainly by the burning of fossil fuels. The global average amount of carbon dioxide reached record levels of 412.5 parts per million, rising by 2.6 ppm that year. In 2019, it was 409.8 ppm, a rise of approx. 2.5 ± 0.1 ppm from 2018, the same as the increase between… Continue reading Carbon Capture, Storage, and Utilization

Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) to Energy Generation

In the 21st century, human society is facing three major issues; the first one is energy security, public health, and a clean environment. The generation of waste in every part of the world is seen to increase. The proper disposal of wastes, especially non-biodegradable solid waste, is difficult as they can’t be reused and can’t… Continue reading Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) to Energy Generation

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