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Nuclear Disaster Could Be Unfolding at Indian Point 35 Miles from New York City

Many may be distracted by tonight’s Super Bowl but yesterday, Saturday, February 6, 2016, the Indian Point Nuclear Plant owned by Entergy (ETR) and located along the Hudson River reported radiation levels in 3 monitored…

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Strategic Russian Military Aggression Just Getting Started

According to Russian Today, a new report on the state of the Russian Nuclear Triad suggests Russia is significantly expanding the scope of its strategic nuclear modernization in an effort to increase its influence in…

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France to Pave 621 Miles (1,000 km) of Roadway with Ultra Thin Solar Panels

According to the transportation industry, paved roadways are only “occupied” or have vehicular traffic 10% of the time. The idea of turning roadways into solar energy resources is a no-brainer providing the technology is cheap,…

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Scientists Create Flexible Device Capable of Providing Sweat Analytics in Real-Time

Wearable tech is starting to take off, especially within the health and fitness industry. Scientists at Stanford University and the University of California–Berkeley have been determined to develop a device capable of tracking what’s secreted…

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The Growth & Importance of Cutting Edge Knowledge Management (KM) Software

Knowledge doubled in the 17th and 18th centuries due to new technologies such as the printing press, leading to better opportunities for vastly more people. The feudal system in Europe gave way to personal empowerment,…

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The Future of Plastics? 96 Million “Shade Balls” Create Evaporation Barrier in California Reservoir

Presentiment of a Clean Future Necessity is the mother of invention. Can it be that pressing environmental problems will change the role of plastics in our lives? According to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, the answer…

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Solar Balloons Flying Above the Clouds Generate Electricity Night and Day

As per NASA, the sun irradiates the earth with 174 Petawatts (Pw) of solar energy per day. Approximately 30% of this energy is reflected back into space, and a major part of it is absorbed…

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Smart Power Grids Going Global, Could Reduce Emissions by 58%

Modernizing Electric Power Transmission & Distribution There is widespread demand for better battery storage for consumer electronics, electric vehicles and especially smart electric grids. The result is a perfect storm in favor of unprecedented levels…

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World’s First Completely Washable Smartphone Launched in Japan

Most of us would have washed and scrubbed our smartphones long ago to get rid of all that dirt and kill bacteria if it didn’t mean turning your phone into a useless lump of dead electronics. But…

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Africa Rising: The Emerging African Middle Class

Exciting Times in Africa It has long been known that Africa is a continent of great natural resources. But Africa’s wealth has often been exploited by colonial rulers and/or corrupt local governments, at great cost…

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Nuclear Disaster Could Be Unfolding at Indian Point 35 Miles from New York City

Strategic Russian Military Aggression Just Getting Started

France to Pave 621 Miles (1,000 km) of Roadway with Ultra Thin Solar Panels

Scientists Create Flexible Device Capable of Providing Sweat Analytics in Real-Time

The Growth & Importance of Cutting Edge Knowledge Management (KM) Software

The Future of Plastics? 96 Million “Shade Balls” Create Evaporation Barrier in California Reservoir

Solar Balloons Flying Above the Clouds Generate Electricity Night and Day

Smart Power Grids Going Global, Could Reduce Emissions by 58%

World’s First Completely Washable Smartphone Launched in Japan

Africa Rising: The Emerging African Middle Class

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