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Norway Becomes World’s First Country to Ban Deforestation

The fate of the rainforest, its inhabitants, and life on Earth are inextricably linked, but the fact is that about half of the world’s rainforests have already been destroyed. As per the United Nations’ Food…

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Better Boiling & Cooling Processes Improve Power Plant Thermal Efficiency, Safety

Steam generated from boiling water is used across many industries and in energy production projects. Improvements in the modeling, control, and efficiency of thermal power plants and boiler performance are a sure fire way to…

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New Renewables Grid to Help Cut US CO2 Emissions by 78% by 2030

The United States electric grid was never intended to support solar and wind power. The problem is that renewable energy is intermittent, collecting energy only when the sun shines and the wind blows. One solution…

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Russia Plans Its Own Hyperloop to Link Moscow with St. Peterburg in 30 minutes

Hyperloop is the brainchild of SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk. The giant vacuum-tube transportation system would travel about 745 miles per hour, which is much faster than the fastest bullet train. Though the initial testing…

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$5.3 Trillion Global Annual Fossil Fuel Subsidies to End by 2025

Paid to Pollute? Recently, the UK government claimed it is not spending any taxpayer money on fossil fuel subsidies. However, the Overseas Development Institute (ODI), the leading independent UK think tank on international development, estimates…

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This Futuristic Elevated Bus Will Glide Over Traffic Jams

Traffic congestion is a big problem in big cities, and it negatively impacts city dwellers with high tension and stress. Moreover, the pollution due to the heavy traffic makes city life more miserable. It’s a…

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Metabolic Switch For Thermogenesis, Fat Storage Could Cure Obesity

Could it be that a metabolic switch, or switches, analogous to a simple light switch, can turn on and off obesity? Could it really be that simple? The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…

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New Bookmark Light Transmits Electricity Through a Lithium Coin Battery

Kouichi Okamoto’s ‘bookmark light’, developed with the help of the University of Tokyo’s Business Venture Agic Inc., is a unique take on the traditional bookmark. You can turn the bookmark light on and off by…

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China’s Foxconn Has Replaced 60,000 Factory Workers with Robots

Are Human Workers Obsolete? Contract fabricator Foxconn, or Hon Hai Precision, the world’s largest manufacturer of Apple’s iPhones, iPads and Macs, as well as Samsung smartphones and Microsoft products, has replaced 60,000 of its workers…

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Will ‘Sea Bubbles’ Turn the Rivers of France Into an Alternative to Their Clogged Roads?

These little hydroplaning cabs with flippers, called Sea Bubbles, are about to be tested on the Seine in Paris this summer. If all goes well with the debut, the plan is for 3,000 to 5,000…

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Energy

Norway Becomes World’s First Country to Ban Deforestation

Better Boiling & Cooling Processes Improve Power Plant Thermal Efficiency, Safety

New Renewables Grid to Help Cut US CO2 Emissions by 78% by 2030

Russia Plans Its Own Hyperloop to Link Moscow with St. Peterburg in 30 minutes

$5.3 Trillion Global Annual Fossil Fuel Subsidies to End by 2025

This Futuristic Elevated Bus Will Glide Over Traffic Jams

Metabolic Switch For Thermogenesis, Fat Storage Could Cure Obesity

New Bookmark Light Transmits Electricity Through a Lithium Coin Battery

China’s Foxconn Has Replaced 60,000 Factory Workers with Robots

Will ‘Sea Bubbles’ Turn the Rivers of France Into an Alternative to Their Clogged Roads?

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