Construction

Green Impact School made from sugarcane waste signals a new era in sustainable construction

Sugarcrete transforms sugarcane waste into a green building material that could replace bricks and concrete while cutting carbon emissions by 80%.

Green Impact Transparent wood looks to revolutionize home construction and personal electronics Joseph Shavit

Green Impact How the Great Wall of China has stood strong for over 2,000 years Joseph Shavit

Space Lunar-based manufacturing: Building humanity’s future on the Moon Joseph Shavit

Discoveries New research reveals how the great pyramids of Egypt were built Joseph Shavit

Green Impact Scientists discover why the Great Wall of China has remained so well preserved for over 2,000 years Joseph Shavit

Global Good Archeologists discover how Egypt’s first pyramid may have been built Joseph Shavit

Green Impact Smart windows lower indoor temperature without power and generate electricity from raindrops Joshua Shavit

Space NASA explores using fungi to construct homes on the Moon and Mars Joshua Shavit

Global Good Egypt’s first pyramid may have been built using hydraulic water power Joseph Shavit

Space Scientists create space bricks for moon base using microwaves and lunar soil Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Common plastics could passively cool and heat buildings Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Cambridge scientists produce the world’s first zero emissions cement Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Cutting-edge ‘cooling glass’ can keep your home cool without electricity Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Scientists create lightweight, eco-friendly, building material using molds and fungi Joshua Shavit

Discoveries University student accidently invents eco-friendly cement alternative that traps CO2 Joshua Shavit

Discoveries These cutting-edge glass windows can generate free electricity: Revolutionizing clean energy Joseph Shavit