There are signs the world might be running out of natural rubber. Disease, climate change and plunging global prices have put the world's rubber supplies into jeopardy. ~enviro climate change Article 4 votes
Arctic island finds green power can be a curse – Greenland's rare-earth elements are attracting superpowers riding a green revolution ~enviro energy.renewable Article 2274 words 11 votes
TreeToTextile set to build demonstration plant in Sweden – several Nordic pulp makers are part of projects developing new clean ways to turn trees into textile fibre ~enviro sustainability Article 257 words 10 votes
First-ever atomic resolution video of salt crystals forming in real time ~science chemistry Article 494 words 20 votes
Physicists have observed an entirely new state of matter called 'Liquid Glass' ~science physics Article 499 words 7 votes
Rebuilding after a wildfire? Most states don't require fire-resistant materials ~enviro Article 2036 words 6 votes
Meet Oklo, the Earth’s two-billion-year-old only known natural nuclear reactor ~science physics Article 585 words 17 votes
Iron, how did they make it? Part I, Mining ~humanities.history Article 6268 words, published Sep 18 2020 8 votes
Here are Tesla’s biggest announcements from Battery Day: Elon Musk said the company will phase out cobalt and aims for a $25k car ~tech Article 653 words 18 votes
How Reykjavik's sheet-metal homes beat the Icelandic winter – they may be unorthodox, but the innovative buildings have kept residents warm and dry for more than a century ~design architecture Article 13 votes
Denmark’s 300-year-old homes of the future – thatched with a seaweed that has the potential to be a contemporary building material ~design architecture Article 1554 words 6 votes
Origin of the elements in the Solar System ~space astronomy Article 975 words, published Jan 9 2017 4 votes
On the Moon, astronaut pee will be a hot commodity. Urine can be used for landing pads, gardens, and drinking water. But will there be enough to go around? ~space Article 625 words 7 votes
New Tesla "million mile" battery in development that relies on little to no cobalt, poised to reshape auto economics ~science Link 7 votes
Copper-coated doorknobs to kill COVID? It makes sense, say scientists ~health Article 597 words 9 votes
Scientists isolate bacterial enzyme that rapidly breaks down plastic polymers into recyclable components ~science chemistry.bio Article 667 words 6 votes
Open Platform and JAJA Architects construct Denmark's first wooden parking house, enabling Denmark reach its goal to become climate neutral in 2050 ~design architecture Article 444 words 4 votes
SSAB has teamed up with Vattenfall and LKAB to build a pilot plant for the world's first fossil fuel free steel-making process ~finance business Article 5 votes
Struggling to keep up, Finland exports plastic waste – a quarter of all plastic waste will be sent to facilities in Sweden or Germany for sorting and repurposing ~enviro recycling plastics Article 323 words 4 votes
This simple crib cost $28,885 to make—because it was made with zero fossil fuels ~enviro climate change energy.renewable Article 600 words 13 votes
Finland to become EU's only uranium producer – Finnish government gave the green light on Thursday for state-owned Terrafame to extract and refine ~finance Article 429 words 6 votes
Will any crap we put into graphene increase its electrocatalytic effect? ~science chemistry Article 246 words 6 votes
IBM’s lithium-ion battery uses seawater materials instead of heavy metals, charges in just five minutes ~enviro water.sea energy.renewable Article 420 words 12 votes
Copenhagen-based firm Henning Larsen Architects has proposed a low-rise neighborhood south of central Copenhagen using all-timber construction ~design architecture Article 332 words 4 votes
Apple and Google named in US lawsuit over Congolese child cobalt mining deaths ~finance business Article 854 words 7 votes
ETH researchers used a 3D printing process to produce complex and highly porous glass objects ~science Article 225 words 5 votes
Correcting the historical bias against domestic materials ~humanities.history Article 2225 words 4 votes
The next graphene? Shiny and magnetic, a new form of pure carbon dazzles with potential. ~science Article 1340 words, published Nov 12 2019 11 votes
Diagnosing the steel failure in the SF Transit Center ~engineering Article 3522 words, published Oct 25 2019 8 votes
The world’s largest 3D metal printer is churning out rockets ~space rocketry Article 3089 words, published Oct 25 2019 7 votes
China is forcing the world to rethink recycling ~enviro recycling plastics Video 9:08, published Sep 27 2019 9 votes