IndustryTap recently took an in-depth look at corporate espionage and how companies are trying to protect themselves from security breaches. Espionage in all its forms, from economic to military and political, is continually in the…

As we have seen in IndustryTap’s recent articles Sky-High “Vertical Forest” Takes Green Living to New Heights and This Building Will Eat Smog And Look Good Doing It, architects are hard at work designing sustainable…

IndustryTap recently wrote Bluer Skies Ahead with Company’s CO2 Emission Reduction in which Johnson & Johnson (J&J), the multinational healthcare and pharmaceutical giant, was cited for recently making significant progress in its reduction of CO2…

Growing up, we owned a General Electric freezer purchased in the early 1960s; it lasted some 35 years, breaking down in the late 1990’s. The freezer was manufactured long before the concept of “planned obsolescence”…

Humans score high in recreating lifelike images of themselves and animals, most notably in paintings and wax museums. But so far we don’t score very high in recreating natural movements of living creatures. Walt Disney…

As California has just broken ground on its highspeed rail project (HSR), it looks like Elon Musk’s Hyperloop must look for other project possibilities. Perhaps the Bering Sea Tunnel, a decades old idea, may provide…

Water is essential for life on earth, but inadequate or tainted water supplies due to poor sanitation and the absence of purification systems lead to more than 5 million deaths each year, half of these…