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🚀 Published! Our Article highlights the role of nanomaterials in enhancing biofuel production from lignocellulosic biomass. This breakthrough boosts efficiency in biodiesel, bioethanol, biogas, bio-oil & biohydrogen production, making the energy future greener & more sustainable. 🌱
🔗doi.org/10.1016/j.fuel.2021.12
#Nanomaterials #Biofuels #Sustainability #Bioenergy #RenewableEnergy #GreenTech #Bioethanol #Biodiesel #Innovation #ClimateAction #EnergyTransition #Research

'The materials China just restricted aren’t random. They’re chosen with the precision of someone who’s read U.S. product spec sheets and defense procurement orders. Start with dysprosium. If your electric motor needs to function at high temperatures—and they all do—then mostly it is using neodymium magnets doped with dysprosium. No dysprosium, no thermal stability.'

#tariffs #greentech #criticalmineralresources #tech

cleantechnica.com/2025/04/05/c

CleanTechnica · China Just Turned Off U.S. Supplies Of Minerals Critical For Defense & Cleantech - CleanTechnicaIn response to new Trump tariffs, China cut dysprosium, terbium, and tungsten exports—hitting U.S. EVs, wind, and military systems hard.

🌎 Cities = 2% of Earth’s land
💨 But = 66% of global CO₂ emissions

That’s why eco cities matter more than ever. From Dongtan’s hydrogen transit to Masdar’s solar farms, they offer a glimpse at what sustainable urban life could be.

🌿 But are they scalable—or just futuristic experiments?

Read more in our latest article from Blue Headline: blueheadline.com/green-tech/ci

💬 What features would your ideal eco city have?

Blue Headline · Cities Cover 2% Of Earth But Emit 66% Of CO₂ — Here's How Eco Cities Fight BackCities produce 66% of CO₂ but cover just 2% of Earth. Explore how eco cities like Masdar & Dongtan are changing the future of sustainable urban life.

🌱 Vergangenes Jahr gab es am Einlass Badges aus Samenpapier zum Einpflanzen – 2025 macht die ecoCompute ein Comeback mit neuen innovativen Ideen rund um Nachhaltigkeit und IT.

Die GI ist in diesem Jahr Mitorganisatorin und lädt ein: Am 13. und 14.11. kommt die Green-Tech-Community im bUm in Berlin zusammen und widmet sich etwa energieeffizienten Rechenzentren und ressourcenschonendem Hardware-Design.

🎟 Jetzt Early-Bird-Tickets sichern: eco-compute.io