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This Electric Bus Can Travel 350 Miles on Single Charge

In an effort to make public transportation a lot more environmentally friendly, many cities have begun switching over to hybrid vehicles or alternative fuels. American electric vehicle manufacturer, Proterra, has announced a new fleet of…

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Phosphate Mining Brings a ‘Mosaic’ of Destruction to Florida Including Sinkholes & Radioactive Waste

A massive sinkhole opened up under a phosphate gypsum stack, sending radioactive waste into the Floridan aquifer. So far, 215 million gallons of contaminated mining waste have flowed into the main source of drinking water…

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Costa Rica Running on 100% Renewable Energy for Two Months in a Row

Costa Rica is doing what most countries can’t even dream about. Costa Rica’s electrical grid attained 100% of its energy needs from renewable sources for more than two months in a row. The Central American…

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Oil Spills Continue to Plague the World as Tanker Traffic, Oil Pipe Flow Increase

The coastal metropolitan area of Vancouver, Canada, has become a major import, export, and business center thanks to the emergence of China as an economic power. The emergence of the US and Canada as major…

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Energy Wholesalers in a Pickle With Oversupply of Electricity

With all of the forms of energy coming on line, life for energy wholesalers must be good despite the fact that renewable energy is cutting the wholesale cost of energy. According to a recent article…

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New “Fire Tornadoes” Could Reduce Global Emissions with Eco-Friendly Combustion

Nearly Soot Free Combustion Nearly everyone has seen the out-of-control “fire tornadoes” or “fire whirls” thought to have been made worse and more intense by global climate change. Scientists have been thinking for years about…

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The Growing Global Demand for Steam Turbine Technology

Steam turbines are used in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries in which electricity and heat drive many processes and it is often economical to integrate gas or steam turbines into processes to produce electricity that…

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Solar-Powered Pipe Desalinates 1.5 Billion Gallons of Sea Water

This massive pipe is a solar powered plant that generates 10,000 MWh of power each year to provide clean drinking water for the city of Santa Monica, California, using an electromagnetic desalination process. This project…

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Luxury Off-Grid Autonomous Tent Lets You Camp in Style

If you love to spend time with Mother Nature without compromising on the comforts of home, then you are going to love the Cocoon, by the Autonomous Tent Company. It allows you to enjoy the…

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Appearance of Thousands of Stunning Blue Lakes in Antarctica is Bad News

Antarctica is made up of lots of ice in the form of glaciers, ice shelves, and icebergs. The thick ice sheet was formed around 14 million years ago. But now, scientists have discovered that thousands of blue lakes on…

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Energy

This Electric Bus Can Travel 350 Miles on Single Charge

Phosphate Mining Brings a ‘Mosaic’ of Destruction to Florida Including Sinkholes & Radioactive Waste

Costa Rica Running on 100% Renewable Energy for Two Months in a Row

Oil Spills Continue to Plague the World as Tanker Traffic, Oil Pipe Flow Increase

Energy Wholesalers in a Pickle With Oversupply of Electricity

New “Fire Tornadoes” Could Reduce Global Emissions with Eco-Friendly Combustion

The Growing Global Demand for Steam Turbine Technology

Solar-Powered Pipe Desalinates 1.5 Billion Gallons of Sea Water

Luxury Off-Grid Autonomous Tent Lets You Camp in Style

Appearance of Thousands of Stunning Blue Lakes in Antarctica is Bad News

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