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Researchers Charged Up about Self-Healing Battery

There seems to be a new technologically-advanced gadget hitting the market daily. But the powering source for these gizmos hasn’t evolved as quickly. You would be lucky to get even two days juice out of…

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Geostellar Plans to Revolutionize Shopping in the Solar Industry

As a homeowner, have you ever weighed the options of going solar? Thanks to the start-up company Geostellar, U.S. homeowners will now have an online marketplace to compare pros and cons of leasing solar panels…

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Will the World’s Largest Solar Plant Become a Tourist Attraction?

Japanese smartphone company Kyocera recently initiated a 70 megawatt solar panel in Kagoshima, in the south of the country. The Kagoshima Nanatsujima Mega Solar Power Plant is the largest in the country and can power…

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Canada and EU Battle Over Tar Sands and Clean Energy Gets Dirty

Canada’s extraction of oil from its tar sands in Alberta have long been a big fuel industry for the country, providing energy and employment in the economy. The Athabasca oil sands in Alberta are the…

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Will Mile-Long Ice Wall Stop Fukushima’s Radioactive Water Leaks?

Researchers estimate that every day about 400 tons of highly radioactive water enters the Pacific Ocean from the tsunami- and earthquake-damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. The levels of contamination are dangerously high. TEPCO (Tokyo Electric…

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Teenage Girl Invents Flashlight That Runs Off the Warmth of Your Hands

Have you ever been in desperate need of a flashlight only to pick one up and realize the batteries are dead? Thanks to 15-year-old Canadian Ann Makosinski, you may soon only need the power of…

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Hybrid Nuclear Plants Could Help in the Fight Against Global Warming

Managing the variability of renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power has always been a challenge. Many efforts have been made in the past to smooth the transition of renewable energy, like using…

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Plastic Bag Pollution Turned into Eco-Friendly Carbon Nanotubes

Non-biodegradable plastic bags are a serious threat to the environment. Each year, an estimated 500 billion to 1 trillion plastic bags are consumed worldwide. That’s over one million plastic bags used per minute. Out of these, around…

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Never Run Out of Gas Again

If your car runs out of gas at night on a lonely road, do not go to the nearby deserted-looking house to phone for help like you see in horror movies. A new product promises…

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New Grass Cuts Greenhouse Gas

Our Earth is showing many signs of worldwide climate change. In the recent IndustryTap report, Do Companies Give a Rip about Their Greenhouse Gas Emissions?, we revealed some startling numbers behind global companies and their greenhouse…

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Energy

Researchers Charged Up about Self-Healing Battery

Geostellar Plans to Revolutionize Shopping in the Solar Industry

Will the World’s Largest Solar Plant Become a Tourist Attraction?

Canada and EU Battle Over Tar Sands and Clean Energy Gets Dirty

Will Mile-Long Ice Wall Stop Fukushima’s Radioactive Water Leaks?

Teenage Girl Invents Flashlight That Runs Off the Warmth of Your Hands

Hybrid Nuclear Plants Could Help in the Fight Against Global Warming

Plastic Bag Pollution Turned into Eco-Friendly Carbon Nanotubes

Never Run Out of Gas Again

New Grass Cuts Greenhouse Gas

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