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Facebook to Warm Up Homes With Heat Generated in its Data Centers

According to the details provided by Facebook through its yearly sustainability report, the social media network company is planning a new heat-recycling project for its data center in Odense, Norway. More specifically, residential blocks located…

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EU Wants To Become Market Leader In Clean Hydrogen To Decarbonize And Boost Economy

The European Union recently unveiled plans to establish itself as the world leader in hydrogen technologies. They aim to boost the production of clean hydrogen to create a multi billion euro market by 2050. This…

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The Thermometer on the Arctic Surpassed 100 Degrees Fahrenheit

People in the Russian Arctic town of Verkhoyansk are diving in the nearby Yana river to get some well-needed chill from the extreme heat. The temperatures have reached 100.4°F (38°C) and have stayed unusually high…

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Electrode Platform with Graphene Layer Highly Enhanced the Performance of Perovskite Solar Cells

Efficiency, flexibility and cost effectiveness of “Perovskite Solar Cell”, makes them very promising. But the technology is still facing the challenges with regard to the stability of materials. Now UNIST scientists have come up with…

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Microplastics are now Falling in Virgin Ecosystems Through Rain

Acid rain is no longer the only or even the worst type of rains that fall on Earth. Researchers have introduced the term ‘Plastic Rain’, which is the result of long-term, massive-scale, persistent, and intensive…

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Hyundai Prepares Three Unique Battery-Electric Vehicles

You might not think of Hyundai first when you hear the term electric vehicle. You should, though. The Korean manufacturer, together with its sister company, Kia, already has some excellent battery-electric vehicles in its portfolio.…

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COVID-19 Contributes to Annual Decline in Carbon Emissions of 8%

The world faces one of the biggest crises in civilization’s history. Apart from being dangerous to human health and even deadly, the coronavirus caused other unforeseen consequences. One of the effects of COVID-19 is linked…

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Scientists Create Smart Fabrics That Can Regulate Body Temperature

A team of researchers from The University of Manchester’s National Graphene Institute has engineered smart adaptive clothing that can lower body temperature of the wearer in hot climates. They have achieved this by harnessing thermal…

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Charge Your Batteries Using Atmospheric Humidity

Researchers from Tel Aviv University have discovered that humidity in air has potential to become a source of renewable energy. The team successfully generated a voltage using only water and metal in their laboratory experiments.…

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Russian Engineers Invented the First Unmanned Solar Wing-in-ground-effect Vehicle

In a big breakthrough, Russian researchers have invented the world’s first unmanned solar wing-in-ground-effect (WIG) vehicle. Wing-in-ground-effect vehicle: This vehicle is basically a cross between an airplane and a boat. It is not for…

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Energy

Facebook to Warm Up Homes With Heat Generated in its Data Centers

EU Wants To Become Market Leader In Clean Hydrogen To Decarbonize And Boost Economy

The Thermometer on the Arctic Surpassed 100 Degrees Fahrenheit

Electrode Platform with Graphene Layer Highly Enhanced the Performance of Perovskite Solar Cells

Microplastics are now Falling in Virgin Ecosystems Through Rain

Hyundai Prepares Three Unique Battery-Electric Vehicles

COVID-19 Contributes to Annual Decline in Carbon Emissions of 8%

Scientists Create Smart Fabrics That Can Regulate Body Temperature

Charge Your Batteries Using Atmospheric Humidity

Russian Engineers Invented the First Unmanned Solar Wing-in-ground-effect Vehicle

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