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About Elements
Creating technology to support society
for a beautiful future
TANAKA is a precious metals specialist that excels at delivering innovation to the world that brings value to society. “Elements” is an online media circulated by TANAKA Precious Metals that focuses on technology and sustainability information in line with the business and values of the company. It provides hints for creating a better society and prosperous earth for the future in response to the rapid paradigm shift of the modern world.
Sustainability
Articles related to the environment and sustainability
Precious Metal Materials And The Future Of Vehicles / Safety and Comfort
The energy transition will need critical minerals and metals. Here’s how to mine responsibly
Microsoft’s AI Push Imperils Climate Goal as Carbon Emissions Jump 30%
Sustainable Computing: Reducing E-Waste Through the Adoption of Refurbished Electronics
Precious Metal Materials And The Future Of Vehicles / Environment
Bill Gates-Backed Startup to Use Old Wood to Remove Carbon From the Air
Cheap and efficient catalyst could boost renewable energy storage
An economic system that circulates resources is the key to balance sustainability and business
The role of precious metals in hydrogen energy
Drexel’s titanium oxide material lets sunlight drive green hydrogen production
The Essential Parts of Mining: A Comprehensive Guide
This plane powered by hydrogen has made an electrifying first flight
Facile and scalable production of a fuel-cell nanocatalyst for the hydrogen economy
Why E-Waste Recycling is Essential for Data Security and Environmental Protection
A step towards solar fuels out of thin air
Europe’s largest rare earths deposit discovered in Sweden
Concentrating solar thermal technology ready for efficient use in Germany
Circular economy of precious metals realized by the RE Series
New project will design first Danish reactor for carbon negative hydrogen production from biogas
Blue hydrogen and the world’s energy systems
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