See-Through, Energy Efficient Windows Made From Paper
Researchers seek new formula for energy efficient windows in beer wort, balsa wood, and paper pulp.
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Wooden Buildings Could Eliminate 106 Billion Tons Of Carbon Emissions
Wooden buildings could avoid 106 billion tons or carbon dioxide emissions between now and 2100, says a new study by the Potsdam Institute.
New Process Yields Super Strong Recycled Wood
A recent article at New Scientist tells us about a process to recycle wood, but with a twist: the process … [continued]
Wooden Towers To Help Cut The Cost Of Wind Turbines, Even More
Modvion is building wooden towers for wind turbines, and the leading forest products firm Stora Enso is among those lending a hand.
Sweden Is Home To One Of The World’s Tallest Wooden Structures
The dramatic Sara Cultural Center in Skellefteå, Sweden is one of the tallest wooden structures in the world.
EU Considering Tighter Biomass Carbon Accounting
In response to evidence that it may be worse for the climate than burning coal and gas, the EU is … [continued]
Improving The Efficiency Of Your Home – Series 2: Heating, Cooling, (Hot) Water – Part…
Reduce your carbon production by improving the efficiency of your heating/cooling appliances and (hot) water
Is The Tesla Cybertruck Radical Enough? A Look At The Body Design Choices
When the CyberTruck came out on the stage, I was as shocked as everyone with the look of the vehicle. I was impressed by the specs and intrigued by Tesla’s ability to innovate in a direction nobody expected, structural efficiency of the body and frame. I was one of the few people, however, who expected a more radical surprise, like an autonomous interior without a steering wheel or cold air jets to fly over rough terrain. We may still get those in the future, but today I’m going to dive into the choices the Tesla team made and even ask if they considered something more out of the box than they released.
Eliminating Household Fuels Could Dramatically Lower Air Pollution In India
Many people in India heat and cook with wood, cow dung, kerosene, or coal. Eliminating those fuels could improve the country’s outdoor air quality significantly.
Portland Home To Tallest Wooden Building In The US
The tallest wooden building in the US will be constructed in Portland, Oregon. CLT technology allows buildings to be constructed faster with less waste and with lower carbon emissions than steel or concrete structure.
