BlueShift Electro-Chemical Process Extracts Critical Minerals From Industrial Waste & Seawater

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! There are many minerals and other valuable components that have commercial value in wastewater and industrial waste. The problem is that extracting them can prove so costly that there is little room left for profit. Furthermore, the existing methods […]

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Could Microplastics Become A Thing Of The Past With New Supramolecular Plastics?

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Last Updated on: 21st March 2025, 03:25 pm Supramolecular chemistry, also known as “chemistry beyond the molecule,” focuses on the study of molecular recognition and high-order assemblies formed by noncovalent interactions. It’s in the news lately due to a

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ETF Alert: $10,000 Invested in XIT 10 Years Ago Is Worth This Much Today

Image source: Getty Images Is investing in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) worth it? The ETFs invest your money in a pool of stocks, which would require a significant investment if you directly buy these stocks. The stock portfolio will have multiple stocks, and as the price of these stocks fluctuates, the ratio of the stock in

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Debunking The Myth: Hydrogen’s High Energy Density By Mass Is Trumped By Low Density By Volume

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Hydrogen is often cited for its high energy density by mass — approximately 120 MJ/kg — making it appear to be an ideal energy carrier. However, this figure is frequently misunderstood or presented out of context, leading to misleading

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