A farming tech startup has developed a low-water method for growing produce in the desert, by using seawater to cool its greenhouses.

The system uses many smaller turbines to generate more power during higher wind speeds.

The collection includes hoop earrings, a charm necklace and rings, all featuring responsibility-sourced diamonds.

Endua’s modular power banks serve as a model for a larger goal, which is to allow renewable energy to be stored in large quantities.

Located at Georgia Tech University in Atlanta, the newly-built Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design is one of the world’s most ambitious green buildings.

STARPATH coating makes ordinary pathways glow in the dark during the night, reducing the need for expensive and environmentally harmful street lighting.

A small 3D-printed connector that was developed for use in building sustainable structures.

The device comes with flexible solar panels and holds a full charge up to a year.

The production process is powered by renewable energy and reused water.

The device pumps air in and out at a pace variable to the amount of CO2 in the environment.

Those who want to grow their own produce but don’t want to become farmers can now own a piece of a permaculture farm – complete with timesharing farmhouse.

A product design student has designed a refillable carbonated beverage dispenser that eliminates the need for single-use cups.