Researchers at Penn State University in the US have proposed a new approach to storing green energy from renewable sources ...

Sand does renew naturally, but in many regions, natural sand supplies are being depleted far faster than they can be replenished. Desert sand often has grains too round for use in construction and ...

An alarming statistic for you: 67% of Southern California beaches? GONE by 2100. All because of sand. Even if you don't think about the grainy stuff, you use it daily. You're reading this off ...

to understand how hydrogen interacts with the rock formations present in these depleted reservoirs. Sandstone, a common rock type, is composed of sand-sized mineral grains with ample space for fluids.