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Eco Factor: Converting the Sahara into a vast, shady forest would help curb global warming. Geoengineering schemes by futurist scientists may sound absurd sometimes and technically challenging at other times. However, all these approaches show a...

Eco Factor: Eco-artist creates music from trees. Who says good music can only be generated by extraordinary instruments? Music is an art and needs an artistic mind to produce it. While creating music is concerned we’ve seen several ingenious...

Eco Factor: Interior garden keeps your interiors away from peeps and provides fresh air. Why cut a tree in your backyard to get some space for your deck when you can use it in the most beautiful of ways to provide fresh air, cooling and above all..

Eco Factor: Wireless sensors powered by metabolic energy of trees. With the rise in the average temperature, forest fires are becoming an ever-increasing threat to the delicate ecosystem of the planet. Not only do such fires account for billions..

Eco Factor: Synthetic trees to capture CO2 from the air and convert it into liquid CO2. Research scientists at the Department of Earth and Environmental Engineering at Columbia University have come up with an ingenious idea to capture atmospheric..

Eco Factor: Sustainable treehouses have minimal impact on trees and the environment. Mathieu Collos, a London-based architect has designed sustainable and green treehouses for those in love with the jungle. Dubbed as the “Ecocoons,” the eco...

Eco Factor: Plant caring pot design. We always encourage our readers to plant as many trees and herbs as they can. Planting is just half the job and the other half is taking care of their lives and ensuring that they never run out of water or...

Eco Factor: Prefab treehouses can be attached to your favorite tree without damaging it. Treehouses make you feel that you are a part of the environment. However, building a treehouse mostly results in damaging the tree on which it stands. The use.

Eco Factor: Artificial trees that can harness the power of sun, wind and rain. We at EcoFriend have always advised our readers to grow trees and plants in their backyards, not only for cleaner and fresher air but also to go green. Such treehuggers.

Cutting trees to erect houses gets you in bad books of ecologists. And shaping trees to rise in to a eco-den seems to be an eco-fantasy! Professors Yoav Waisel and Amram Eshel from Tel Aviv University are hell-bent on making this eco-fantasy come true..