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Charge your phone by a plant.

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The edible water bottle is a blob-like water container made from sodium alginate gel. The biodegradable blob is an attempt to make a more environmentally friendly alternative to single-serving plastic bottles. The container, named "Ooho" by its creators, encloses a small volume of water in a membrane made from brown algae and calcium chloride.

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One interesting approach some companies are taking to help save the environment is to turn harmful byproducts, such as carbon, back into commercial products. For instance, Graviky Labs, a consortium of engineers, scientists and designers in India, hopes to curb air pollution by extracting carbon from car exhaust to produce ink for pens.

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'Air-Ink' is made using carbon pigments found in air pollutants. The carbon is extracted directly out of exhaust pipes, separated from carcinogens and heavy metals, and processed into ink and paint. The company behind the technology, Graviky Labs, says it was inspired to use art and creativity to make a statement about our carbon footprint.

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Tata Motors Car, powered by compressed air is one of the most environmental friendly machines. It doesn't cost a fortune to purchase fuel (compressed air) is only a fraction of the cost for conventional gasoline engines.

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Scientists at the University of Wisconsin have developed a new energy-harvesting technology capable of capturing energy produced as humans walk.

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Smart Sole Can Charge Your Smartphone as You Walk

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Energy Management Systems are among some of the hottest technologies being developed in Japan to make households energy efficient and eco-friendly.

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Find more Earth Focus content at https://www.linktv.org/earthfocus Smart green homes are in Japan's future. Home Energy Management Systems are among some of the hottest technologies being developed in Japan to make households energy efficient and eco-friendly. Constantino de Miguel reports.

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POWERleap has developed “a flooring system that converts wasted energy from human foot traffic into electricity.” The magic behind the work is “piezoelectric technology and advanced circuitry design,” which converts pitter-patter into power. “While each individual footstep does not produce a significant amount of power, multiplied by the stampede of 5th Avenue shoppers, [or students at recess] POWERleap can generate significant amounts of electricity.”

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The hover car is powered by electricity only.This helps to reduce exhaust emissio

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Volkswagen's The People's Car Project: Hover Car PART 1

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When lighting the fireworks, the air will be polluted with lead, barium, chromium, carbon monoxide and carbon oxide. Green fireworks do not contain various types of metals that will contaminate the environment. When the fireworks are set off, there are no smoke, irritating smell, remnants and do not cause damage to the human body.
Moreover, these kinds of fireworks have a better colour quality when set off.
In 2014, the APEC meeting in China had an open ceremony of setting off green fireworks in Beijing

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Plastic bags have long been the scourge of environmentalists. They don’t biodegrade and often end up in the oceans where they pose a hazard to sea life.
Kevin Kumala, decided to do something about this problem. His idea was to fashion biodegradable bags from cassava, a starchy, tropical root that’s grown as a farm crop in many countries. Besides being plentiful in his native Indonesia, it’s also tough and edible. To demonstrate how safe the bags are, he often dissolves the bags in hot water and drinks the concoction.

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A couple years back, sporting apparel giant Adidas teased a concept 3-D printed shoe that was made entirely from recycled plastic waste collected from the oceans. A year later, the company showed that it wasn’t merely publicity ploy when it announced that, through a collaboration with environmental organization Parley for the Oceans, 7,000 pairs of the shoes will be made available to the public for purchase.

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Traditionally, solar panels generate power for homes by absorbing light and channeling it into energy. It was only a matter of time before this concept was effectively applied on a smaller scale to juice up electronics devices