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Paint-like coating cools buildings, reflects 97% of sunlight, captures water from air
Developed by researchers from the University of Sydney and start-up Dewpoint Innovations, the nano-engineered polymer ...
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Cooling paint harvests water from thin air
Researchers at the University of Sydney and start-up Dewpoint Innovations have developed a nanoengineered polymer paint-like ...
Scientists in Australia have developed a remarkable new paint-like coating that can keep buildings cool and collect fresh ...
The Brighterside of News on MSN
Eco-friendly roof paint cools homes and extracts fresh water from the air
On a hot summer day, rooftops shimmer in the sunlight, blasting heat into houses and streets. But that might change thanks to ...
Researchers in Australia have come up with a new type of outdoor paint that can reduce surface temperatures by up to 6C while ...
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Scientists develop energy-free cooling paint that produces potable water
A nanoengineered roof coating reflects 97% of sunlight, condenses dew, and could help fight heat and drought in ...
A new paint-like coating developed by researchers reflects 97% of sunlight and passively collects water, potentially cooling homes and providing a sustainable water source.
A new study finds that light-colored rooftops can help California cities save water by requiring less of it for lawns and gardens. The recent work from researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National ...
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