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Failing Grades Across the Board in $3.6 Trillion US Infrastructure Crisis

If your children came home with a D+ average, you’d be pretty worried. But the fact that US congressmen and women can earn a D+ grade on infrastructure should have US citizens mad as hell.…

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China Finally Built a Transit Elevated Bus That Beats Traffic By Driving Over It

The concept of the Transit Elevated Bus (TEB) or “straddling bus”, which drives above the road and allows cars to move beneath it, has made the incredible leap from a crazy design dream to reality.…

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Russian Hypersonic Stealth Bomber Can Launch Nuclear Bombs From Space

Russia has built a terrifying new hypersonic stealth bomber that can launch nuclear attacks from space. Flying at five times the speed of sound, this deadly craft will be able to travel anywhere in the…

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Challenges of Transitioning to a Clean Energy Future

Transitioning to a clean energy future is one of the greatest challenges in the 21st century. Thankfully, the process of creating a clean energy future has come a long way over the past two decades…

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Scotland Has Already Achieved Its 2020 Low Carbon Emission Goal

Seeking Sustainable Growth Through Low Carbon Emissions Scotland set out to fight climate change with its Low Carbon Economy Strategy (LCES) and Energy Efficiency Action Plan (EEAP) which included decreasing greenhouse gas emissions by 42%…

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Singapore to Host Testing For 6 Autonomous Audi SQ5s From Delphi

The Singapore Land Transport Authority is working with Delphi to test a fleet of autonomous Audi vehicles on its roads this year. In addition to providing the vehicles, Delphi will also supply Singapore with the…

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Saudi Arabia’s Post Oil Era Blueprint: Vision 2030

Saudi Arabia sits at the heart of the Arab and Islamic worlds and geographically connects three continents, making it a natural hub for economic activity. That Saudi Arabia found itself sitting on top of huge…

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World’s First “Tesla Town” With Solar Roofs and Powerwalls to be Built Near Melbourne

Australia is going to build the world’s first “Tesla Town” on the outskirts of Melbourne. Designed, developed, and built by the property group Glenvill, each and every house in this town will have a solar…

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Radiation Levels in the Pacific Ocean Reach Pre-Fukushima Level

It’s already been more than five years since an earthquake and tsunami jolted Japan and resulted in a huge leak of radioactive material into the world’s oceans. Scientists are regularly monitoring the radiation levels in…

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MIT Researcher Creates Solar Cells Out of Grass Clippings

Andreas Mershin, a research scientist at MIT, works on the only drawback with solar power generation: the cost. To solve this problem he has created solar panels from green plant waste like grass clippings. Mershin says…

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Energy

Failing Grades Across the Board in $3.6 Trillion US Infrastructure Crisis

China Finally Built a Transit Elevated Bus That Beats Traffic By Driving Over It

Russian Hypersonic Stealth Bomber Can Launch Nuclear Bombs From Space

Challenges of Transitioning to a Clean Energy Future

Scotland Has Already Achieved Its 2020 Low Carbon Emission Goal

Singapore to Host Testing For 6 Autonomous Audi SQ5s From Delphi

Saudi Arabia’s Post Oil Era Blueprint: Vision 2030

World’s First “Tesla Town” With Solar Roofs and Powerwalls to be Built Near Melbourne

Radiation Levels in the Pacific Ocean Reach Pre-Fukushima Level

MIT Researcher Creates Solar Cells Out of Grass Clippings

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