To make people convenient, researchers work towards new technologies. Finally, people get sophisticated lives. But most people never care its side effects. Introduction of new technologies serves good friend for human but worst enemy to nature. Plastics and Vehicle pollution contributes major roles in environment destruction. Many developed countries have encouraged companies to propose creative schemes to protect nature. The following are some technologies proposed recently to preserve nature.
Ocean cleanup
In Netherlands, objective of non- profit organization launched by 25 year boy is to preserve ocean animals. The company aims to develop advanced devices to clean ocean. V shaped barrier to prevent ocean wastes is built deep under the water. The company's CEO has promised to evacuate 70 million waste from oceans in next 10 years. Several developed companies and organizations have encouraged and have shown up their helping hands.
Avani Eco
Indonesia is famously known for its excellent beaches and islands. Kevin Kumala was shocked and worried glancing the beach. The beach was filled with plastic and he started pondering ways to protect the beach. He proposed bio-degradable bags made by natural materials. Even when consumed by sea animals, the bags are not harmful.
Epson Paper lab
With increased paper works, several trees were cut off daily. As technology has developed, requirements of papers are quite lesser than earlier days. However, government organizations and banks require larger processing with papers which eventually increases paper waste. This influences enhanced slashing of trees. To save trees, paper machine was proposed in this company. When old paper pieces are inserted in the machine, it is splashed into smaller parts. Further, to enhance strength and paper thickness, jet stream mechanization is incorporated. The pieces are then subjected under increased pressure and new paper is finally devised successfully. Required size and colors can be imposed in the machine processing. In 1 minute, 16 papers are recycled.
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