A NASA study of green foliage ... to handle moist air. In fact, some thrive on it. Combine these plants for bathrooms to ...

Lucknow: Research conducted by faculty members of Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University (BBAU) identified 20 plants ... green belts along highways as a cost-effective and eco-friendly strategy for ...

With air quality index touching near ‘severe’ levels, adding certain indoor plants to your home or working space can help improve the air quality in your house. Certain plants like the snake ...

An innovation in air purification could soon transform our interiors. A group of American researchers has designed an artificial plant capable of purifying the air while generating electricity. The ...

Scientists found that certain leafy green plants can remove pollutants from the air and the report concluded that low-light houseplants have the “potential for improving air quality by removing ...

A study conducted by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) has found that thermal power plants in the national capital region (NCR) emit 16 times more air pollutants than stubble ...

but then along comes the Tillandsia defying all odds. These tropical plants hail from North and South America and are known colloquially as air plants. Shockingly, they don't need any soil to grow. It ...

One such plant is the Parlour Palm ... with long stems and lush green, feathery foliage, is a great addition to your home and can also act as an air purifier. It is is native to the rainforests ...

The shape of our modern world was generated, and is sustained, by our access to cheap energy. The exponential development in technologies, trade, wealth and material comfort – they were all made ...

Some of the most famous research on the benefits of indoor plants was conducted in 1989 by NASA in conjunction with the Associated Landscape Contractors of America (ALCA). The NASA Clean Air Study ...

The 5-acre expansion of high-tech greenhouse space has been made to meet the growing demand for leafjoy brand houseplants.

With energy resilience at a premium, a green energy source that is reliable and independent is certainly worth exploring for the Air Force. In a statement, Director of the Air Force Office of ...