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💉 Bye, cancer? What the vaccine revolution could mean for you
Call it the silver lining of the pandemic. The Covid-19 vaccine miracle just may be the beginning of the end for cancer, malaria, and other killer diseases, writes Ulrika Gerth.
💉 Bye, cancer? What the vaccine revolution could mean for you
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♻️ 5 huge renewable energy projects you should know about
Massive renewable energy projects are underway all across the globe. Here are five interesting large-scale projects that you should know about.
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💡 Fact-based optimistic news of the week
🥔 CRISPR provides potatoes with a longer shelf-life
Researchers are using CRISPR gene scissors to inactivate a gene that causes scuffed potatoes to be discarded.
♻️ Algae-filled bounce house captures CO2 while children jump
This algae-filled bounce house stands outside the COP26 climate conference and it captures CO2 as children jump in it.
💧Tap water can prevent release of microplastics
Minerals and impurities in tap water can form a protective film over plastic that prevents microplastics from entering nature.
🏰 Estate in Ireland turns into nature preserve
Eight years ago, an Irish Baron turned his 750 acres of land into a nature preserve and now the area is teeming with wildlife.
🥬 UK's largest vertical farm begins first harvest
UK’s biggest vertical farm uses only natural light for the crops. Now they begin their first harvest.
🧼 Innovative detergents can change the entire industry
Did you know that liquid detergent contains up to 80 percent water? Now Frey wants to make the whole industry more sustainable with its innovative detergent.
🎸 Coldplay to use energy from dancing fans to power the concert
On their next world tour, Coldplay will use energy from their dancing fans to power the concert as well as plant a tree for every ticket sold.
🧫 The patient's own muscle cells could be used in diabetes treatment
By getting the body's own muscle cells to consume sugar faster, it is possible to bring down blood sugar levels to normal levels for those with type 2 diabetes.
🇮🇹 Connected hubs fight food waste in Italy
A project in the city of Milan combat food waste and redistribute excess resources with innovative connected hubs.
