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Biocomputers & the Merging of Biology, Data Processing

Last year, according to Popular Science, Swiss bioengineers announced they had genetically engineered human cells to carry out binary addition and subtraction, the same method computers use to do arithmetic. These new biological circuits could…

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US Industrial Chemical Safety Rules: An Enigma Wrapped Inside a Conundrum

IndustryTap reported on the “West Texas Plant Explosion that Registered 2.1 on the Richter Scale” and resulted in the deaths of 15 people and the destruction of nearby private property. In the wake of the…

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French Polynesia Plans to Develop the World’s First Floating City

Rising seas threaten low-lying coastal areas across the world, meaning some low-lying areas will have more frequent flooding. Research shows that rising sea levels pose a threat to the 118 islands which form French Polynesia. To meet…

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Solarwindow’s Electricity Generating Bendable Glass Veneer is as Thin as a Business Card

In 2015, SolarWindow made a big breakthrough by creating solar windows by treating their glass panels with a photovoltaic coating in a liquid form to instantly generate energy. This technology helped them generate 50 times…

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Fusion Energy; Too Important To Fail – Too Big To Hoard

Proposal for privately funded fusion energy experimental science, R&D leading to commercialization Abstract The world will soon face an energy crisis of monumental proportions which many ignore. By 2050 we must significantly increase total energy…

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China Has Cancelled 103 Coal-Fired Power Plants

Here is some win-win news for the environment…China has announced plans to cancel construction of 103 coal-fired power plants. These power plants would have provided 120GW of electricity had they been completed. As per IEA (International…

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Zach Both Transformed a Van Into ‘The Vanual,’ a Digital Nomad’s Dream Home

Most of us long to escape from our busy world and enjoy a weekend of pampering and relaxation. To get a taste of the great outdoors, 23-year-old filmmaker Zach Both quit his desk job to…

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New Smartphone Battery Extracts Power From Air

Smartphones are such a luxury that it is hard to be dissatisfied with anything about them. But truth be told, the worst part of the smartphone experience is the need to keep the battery charged.…

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Global Bioeconomy Trends 2017 to 2025

The world’s bioeconomy currently consists of biofuels, biochemicals, biomass power, and bio-based products. At the end of March 2017, leaders in these fields will meet in Amsterdam at World Bio Markets XII to discuss opportunities in…

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Is Environmental Science Becoming a Victim of the War on Truth?

The new Trump administration seems to be cracking down on parts of the US government charged with protecting the environment, including the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Agriculture, the Food & Drug Administration, and…

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Energy

Biocomputers & the Merging of Biology, Data Processing

US Industrial Chemical Safety Rules: An Enigma Wrapped Inside a Conundrum

French Polynesia Plans to Develop the World’s First Floating City

Solarwindow’s Electricity Generating Bendable Glass Veneer is as Thin as a Business Card

Fusion Energy; Too Important To Fail – Too Big To Hoard

China Has Cancelled 103 Coal-Fired Power Plants

Zach Both Transformed a Van Into ‘The Vanual,’ a Digital Nomad’s Dream Home

New Smartphone Battery Extracts Power From Air

Global Bioeconomy Trends 2017 to 2025

Is Environmental Science Becoming a Victim of the War on Truth?

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