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The Two Robots Sent Inside the Fukushima Reactor are Stuck and Have Already Been Abandoned

Recently, I wrote an article covering two new robots tasked with exploring the depths of Fukushima’s abandoned shell. Unfortunately, cleaning up the Fukushima reactor continues to prove to be an extremely daunting adventure, resulting in…

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Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade for Sacramento

California’s EchoWater Project is so named to reflect the desire to return clean, clear water to the environment just like sound waves echo back to their original source. For a bit of perspective, here are the…

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Bike Lane in Middle of Korean Highway Generates Power From Solar Energy

South Korea always comes up with great technological developments. We have been reading about paving parking lots and roads in solar panels, but now there is a 20-mile long bike lane generating power from solar energy in…

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New Aluminum Battery Can Recharge Your Phone in Just 60 Seconds!

We were all happy to see rechargeable Lithium-ion batteries replacing the heavier and single use alkaline type batteries. But these Li-ion batteries are already struggling to meet ever-increasing power requirements. Smartphone users know that it…

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This Texas City Will Use Only Renewable Energy Sources by 2017

Texas produces large quantities of natural gas and has number of oil refineries. While Texas relies heavily on fossil fuels, renewable energy sources have also made great gains in the state, although, none of the…

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Elegant BMW i8 Hybrid Nabs 2015 Green Car Award

Most of us would never have imagined that a hybrid sports car from BMW could win the Green Car of the Year Award. But the BMW i8 did just that by winning the World Car Award…

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Electric Vehicle Owners in San Francisco Now Have 3 Free Off-the-Grid Charging Stations

Envision Solar has provided three off-the-grid charging stations powered entirely by solar energy in San Francisco, allowing electric vehicle owners to charge their cars for free. The three Electric Vehicle Autonomous Renewable Chargers are valued…

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Solar Powered Wi-Fi and Retrofitted Buildings: Los Angeles Prepares for a Quake Disaster

Earthquakes are not a new threat to America’s second most populous city, Los Angeles. Los Angeles has been at the epicenter of seismic risk for a long time. Twenty years ago, an earthquake measuring 6.6 on…

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A Group of Designers Want to Turn Egyptian Pyramid into a Desertification-Fighting Skyscraper

One of the major consequences of climate change is desertification. Deserts are growing day by day at an alarming rate. In order to solve this problem, a US-based design team has put forward an ambitious…

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World Economic Forum’s Top 10 Emerging Technologies, 2015

Technologies that seemed like dreams just a decade ago are coming of age. We can continue to dream but the world can get a lot of mileage from technologies available today. IndustryTap reported on the…

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Energy

The Two Robots Sent Inside the Fukushima Reactor are Stuck and Have Already Been Abandoned

Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade for Sacramento

Bike Lane in Middle of Korean Highway Generates Power From Solar Energy

New Aluminum Battery Can Recharge Your Phone in Just 60 Seconds!

This Texas City Will Use Only Renewable Energy Sources by 2017

Elegant BMW i8 Hybrid Nabs 2015 Green Car Award

Electric Vehicle Owners in San Francisco Now Have 3 Free Off-the-Grid Charging Stations

Solar Powered Wi-Fi and Retrofitted Buildings: Los Angeles Prepares for a Quake Disaster

A Group of Designers Want to Turn Egyptian Pyramid into a Desertification-Fighting Skyscraper

World Economic Forum’s Top 10 Emerging Technologies, 2015

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