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Eco-Friendly Metropolis Walks Its Residents to Better Jobs and Resources

When jobs leave town, so do people. Just ask the 1.1 million residents who vacated Detroit after their jobs vanished. We pack up and move when there’s no money to be made or the local…

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Type and Swipe to Recharge Your Smartphone

You know how we laugh at the giant bread boxes old cell phones resemble? Our grandchildren will find it equally laughable when we tell them we used to plug in our smartphones to charge up…

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Supercar Maker Bugatti Cooks Up a Glass Toaster That Makes Steak and Shrimp

The toaster has lived up to its name since it was invented in Scotland in 1893. But get creative and try to cook vegetables or meat in your toaster and you’ll likely have a visit…

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What’s the Main Challenge for a Healthy US Solar Modules Market?

Charles Reid has spent his career in diverse, but related, fields helping companies use plastics, rubber, and polymers, especially on the research and development side of the business. As his career has progressed, Reid has…

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Natural Gas to Play a Major Role in Supplying the World’s Energy

Soon natural gas will supply a larger percentage of the world’s energy than ever before. While gas has been around since the early days of the industrial revolution, it has always played “second fiddle” to…

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Bio-Organic Nanocrystals Charge A Cell Phone In Just 30 Seconds

You may have your Samsung Galaxy S4 or your latest iPhone, but if you don’t have battery power you’re basically holding a piece of junk. Rather than calling police to come to your rescue, you…

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What’s the Biggest Environmental Health Risk That Could Kill Us All?

A new study from the World Health Organization (WHO) says that air pollution is the single biggest environmental health risk in the world, responsible for seven million deaths globally in 2012. This is higher than…

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Aluminum Recycling: Aluminum Die Casting Companies Produce Aluminum Parts That are Stronger, More Sustainable and Greener

Aluminum recycling is a traditional process—usually achieved through re-melting—which uses significantly less energy than extracting mined bauxite ore from its natural source. There are disadvantages to the re-melting of aluminum when making metal parts. Firstly,…

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Portable Hydrogen Fuel Cell Unit to Clean Up Port of Honolulu

Marine ports are major hubs of economic activity and major sources of pollution. Huge ships running on the dirtiest fuel available, diesel trucks visits, mile-long diesel locomotives hauling cargo and other polluting equipment at marine…

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How the U.S., and Maybe Even the World, Can Run 100% On Wind, Water & Solar by 2050

Some scientists argue that the best way to reduce pollution and high carbon concentration in the atmosphere is to leave fossil fuels in the ground. But today, business leaders and politicians in the United States…

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Energy

Eco-Friendly Metropolis Walks Its Residents to Better Jobs and Resources

Type and Swipe to Recharge Your Smartphone

Supercar Maker Bugatti Cooks Up a Glass Toaster That Makes Steak and Shrimp

What’s the Main Challenge for a Healthy US Solar Modules Market?

Natural Gas to Play a Major Role in Supplying the World’s Energy

Bio-Organic Nanocrystals Charge A Cell Phone In Just 30 Seconds

What’s the Biggest Environmental Health Risk That Could Kill Us All?

Aluminum Recycling: Aluminum Die Casting Companies Produce Aluminum Parts That are Stronger, More Sustainable and Greener

Portable Hydrogen Fuel Cell Unit to Clean Up Port of Honolulu

How the U.S., and Maybe Even the World, Can Run 100% On Wind, Water & Solar by 2050

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