Oil spills wreak havoc on marine ecosystems so first responders must act quickly to contain them, but the options have been destructive. That is until now.
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Scientists create giant 'fire tornado' that may clean up oil spills faster and with far less smoke
A dramatic new experiment suggests one of nature's most destructive forces could become an unexpected cleanup tool. According to new research from Texas A&M University, giant fire tornadoes could be a ...
The"Electronic Dolphin," is a the minibot created by engineers at RMIT University to help clean up oil spills in a more ...
Energy Transfer and Sunoco unveiled a 30-day pilot test to clean up jet fuel that leaked some 6,500 gallons of jet fuel into ...
A little white spaceship-looking device with a camera and a bubble up top. This is the "Electronic Dolphin" designed by RMIT University to "hoover up" oil spilled in bodies of water. - Peter Clarke, ...
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