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Tapping 90% of Earth’s Fresh Water Frozen in Glaciers and Icebergs

Due to the shortage of freshwater around the globe scientists and engineers are interested in exploiting fresh water in icebergs by towing them to where the ice can be melted and converted to drinking water.…

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Nuclear Warheads Diluted For Use In Nuclear Power Plants.

Graham Allison, Professor of Government at Harvard and the Director of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at the Kennedy School of Government recently sat down to discuss the question “How Likely is…

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4 Million Miles of Solar Panel Roads Powering the USA

An interesting and perhaps game changing technology being considered in the US is roads made of solar powered panels that are interconnected creating an intelligent solar roadway. With 4 million miles of roads and many…

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In Depth: Global Energy Demand 2035 and Integrated Global Systems Model (IGSM)

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA) total world consumption of energy is projected to increase by one-third to one-half from now through 2035 with most of the increase coming from non-OECD countries. This would…

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Electromagnetic Field Lights Up Field of Florescent Tubes

Richard Box from Bristol University’s physics department recently rekindled discussion about some “old technology” stirring up quite a storm of controversy . Box explains: “A fluorescent tube glows when an electrical voltage is set up…

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World’s Largest Renewable Energy Projects – Slide Show

Slide Show of the World’s Largest Renewable Energy Projects by Energy Type. Click next to start. Concentrated solar power (CSP) Plants: The Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Project in Tonopah Nevada. His plan is expected to…

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Great Gabbard: The World’s Largest Offshore Windfarm (90 Square Miles)

Greater Gabbard Wind Farm, completed in 2012 on shallow sandbanks 14 miles off the coast of Suffolk, England, in the North Sea, boasts 140 turbines and produces 504 MW of power a year, making it…

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Floating Nuclear Power Plants: “Pigs Might Fly” (Russian saying)

Russians scientists and engineers have certainly done their part as contributors to the advancement of global science and technology. Russians have made considerable contributions to railroads, aircrafts, cars, computers, televisions, radios, helicopters, solar cells, electrical…

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Sahara Forest Project: Turning Deserts Into Forested Havens

The world has an abundance of deserts, sunlight, saltwater and CO2 and a shortage of arable land, food , clean energy, fresh water and clean air. Finding ways to use what is abundant to produce…

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Electromagnetic Harvester. Charging Batteries from Thin Air

Capacitive electromagnetic fields are created by a simple current flow in devices like photocopiers, printers, coffee makers, wireless devices , and electric substations. Most of these activities involve the transfer of information as their primary…

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Energy

Tapping 90% of Earth’s Fresh Water Frozen in Glaciers and Icebergs

Nuclear Warheads Diluted For Use In Nuclear Power Plants.

4 Million Miles of Solar Panel Roads Powering the USA

In Depth: Global Energy Demand 2035 and Integrated Global Systems Model (IGSM)

Electromagnetic Field Lights Up Field of Florescent Tubes

World’s Largest Renewable Energy Projects – Slide Show

Great Gabbard: The World’s Largest Offshore Windfarm (90 Square Miles)

Floating Nuclear Power Plants: “Pigs Might Fly” (Russian saying)

Sahara Forest Project: Turning Deserts Into Forested Havens

Electromagnetic Harvester. Charging Batteries from Thin Air

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