Houston-based Solugen bringing cleaner water through chemistry
Treating wastewater generated by petrochemical production is an environmentally vicious cycle. The chemicals used to treat the wastewater prevent toxic materials from seeping into the environment, but they also include phosphates that cause algae blooms, which can block sunlight from underwater plants, deplete water’s oxygen levels and further harm aquatic life.
'More valuable than a gun': Technology driven training gives first responders new weapons
FlyMotion hosted its second annual Unmanned Tactical Application Conference at the Guardian Centers in Perry. Hundreds of law enforcement and emergency management personnel are attending the five day conference that emphasizes the use of technology in eight realistic scenarios…
BP buys tech company that lets big buildings become their own power networks
BP has taken another step toward electrification, announcing Thursday it has acquired a New York-based tech company that can turn buildings into their own...
