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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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Solar Greenhouses Grow Crops, Generate Electricity

Greenhouses have a variety of applications, but they consume a lot of energy to grow our food. Temperature, lighting, and other systems are powered by electricity. To remedy this, researchers from the University of California, Santa…

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Graphene Vibrations: Clean, Limitless Energy Source?

In a big breakthrough, researchers from the University of Arkansas discovered an unusual property of graphene with several world-changing potential applications. They found that graphene vibrations could be used as a source of clean and…

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The True Cost of Driving Green [Infographic]

New research from leading price comparison website MoneySuperMarket reveals the price of driving an electric vehicle versus driving a gasoline- or diesel-powered car. This is based on the average costs of each fuel type over…

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Rayton Solar: New Super-Efficient Solar Panels

Given the pace at which the renewable energy sector is rising, it is believed that the fossil fuel industry’s days are numbered. Companies are spending billions of dollars in the solar industry and thousands of…

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Transparent Solar Cells Turn Windows Into Solar Panels

Worldwide, solar energy technology is growing day by day, becoming both cheaper and more efficient. With record-setting solar farms, it is the cheapest source of energy in many countries. When we think of solar panels,…

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China Shuts Down Factories to Fight Air Pollution

Rapid, large-scale industrial and domestic development has resulted in the world’s deadliest outdoor air pollution in China. But after decades of doing little to tackle pollution, China has finally cracked down on the problem. In…

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Powerwall Battery System Lights Up Puerto Rico Hospital

When Hurricane Maria slammed Puerto Rico on Sept. 20th, it knocked out the island’s electrical systems, leaving millions of people in the dark. Residents were told that it would take four to six months for…

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Energy

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

Solar Greenhouses Grow Crops, Generate Electricity

Graphene Vibrations: Clean, Limitless Energy Source?

The True Cost of Driving Green [Infographic]

Rayton Solar: New Super-Efficient Solar Panels

Transparent Solar Cells Turn Windows Into Solar Panels

China Shuts Down Factories to Fight Air Pollution

Powerwall Battery System Lights Up Puerto Rico Hospital

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