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Elon Musk Posts Mass Transit Concept to Squash Backlash About “The Boring Company”

One thing we know is that The Boring Company is anything but boring. The brainchild of Elon Musk, The Boring Company has received a bit of backlash recently from public transit advocates who may or…

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The Growing Ecosystem for a Global Bioeconomy

Much has been made of the need for leveraging recent breakthroughs in biology, including genetics and genomics, to create a new multinational bioeconomy focused on agriculture, health, and industrial biotechnology. This new field includes agri-food,…

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Ten Fuel Saving Tips Every Driver Should Know [Infographic]

While companies like Tesla envision an electric car utopia in the future, the reality is most of us are still driving around in our gasoline wagons. These puppies require a good bit of petrol, and,…

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Globalization: Interconnectedness Increasing Entrepreneurial Activity, Global GDP

Kickstarting a Global Startup Revolution Many think globalization is well advanced but there are still many challenges to connecting the world; increased economic integration is expected to significantly improve global gross domestic product for all…

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Quantum Tunneling: Producing Electricity from Earth’s Heat

A team of researchers from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia has developed a device to generate electricity from the Earth by turning excess infrared radiation and waste heat through quantum…

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Mustard Seeds Power Flight from U.S. to Australia

A Qantas plane recently made history by becoming the first in the world to be partly powered by mustard seeds. The U.S.-Australia biofuel flight took off from Los Angeles and landed in Melbourne after a…

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SpaceX Rocket Falcon Heavy Lights 27 Engines Before Launch

Preparing for today’s launch, Elon Musk’s SpaceX recently conducted a key test of its new rocket – the Falcon Heavy. All 27 Merlin engines of the rocket were fired up to make sure they are…

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Cape Town May Become First Major City to Run Dry

A growing number of cities in the world are facing serious challenges in providing adequate fresh water to their residents. Many large cities experience water scarcity all year round. However, Cape Town, South Africa, might…

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Home Biodigester Has You Cookin’ With Gas in No Time

An ecologist’s dream is that human systems will model the closed loop systems of Mother Earth. But, sometimes the only way to get entrenched industries and governmental policies to change is for the public to…

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Glowing Plants Could One Day Replace Lamps

An MIT research team, led by postdoctoral researcher Seon-Yeong Kwak, has created glowing plants. They are hopeful that this development could help us to replace electricity-consuming light sources, such as street lamps or the nightlights…

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Energy

Elon Musk Posts Mass Transit Concept to Squash Backlash About “The Boring Company”

The Growing Ecosystem for a Global Bioeconomy

Ten Fuel Saving Tips Every Driver Should Know [Infographic]

Globalization: Interconnectedness Increasing Entrepreneurial Activity, Global GDP

Quantum Tunneling: Producing Electricity from Earth’s Heat

Mustard Seeds Power Flight from U.S. to Australia

SpaceX Rocket Falcon Heavy Lights 27 Engines Before Launch

Cape Town May Become First Major City to Run Dry

Home Biodigester Has You Cookin’ With Gas in No Time

Glowing Plants Could One Day Replace Lamps

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