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Scotland Generated Enough Wind Energy to Power Two Scotlands

According to WWF Scotland, Scotland’s wind turbines generated 9,831,320 megawatt hours of power between January and June 2019. Energy generated is enough to power the equivalent of 4.47 million homes for six months, which is…

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Planting Trees Is the Cheapest and Biggest Way to Tackle Climate Crisis

Earth’s climate is now changing faster than at any point in the history of modern civilization. A new study says planting one trillion more trees around the world would be the cheapest and most effective…

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New Device Makes Electricity and Clean Water Simultaneously

Clean energy and clean water are the basic necessities and are among the major challenges for sustainable development particularly in developing countries. According to the new revolutionary research published in the journal Nature Communications, scientists…

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Waste to power: Scientists Create A ‘World First’ Method to Turn Plastic Waste into Electricity

Considering the serious problem of plastic waste, researchers at University of Chester have discovered a revolutionary way to turn unrecyclable plastic waste into low carbon hydrogen fuel and electricity with zero plastic remaining. It is…

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Five Couples Long For CRISPR Babies to Avoid Deafness

In November 2018, the controversial Chinese scientist ‘He Jiankui’ used CRISPR technology to delete the embryonic gene CCR5 of twins Lulu and Nana to make the children resistant to HIV. This was followed by almost…

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AI-enabled smart glass recognizes Images without any Power Source or sensors

We read about new advancements in Artificial Intelligence almost daily. There is hardly any area left that hasn’t been touched by AI. Now researchers from University of Wisconsin–Madison have developed a way to create artificially…

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Aging Delayed in Mice by Administering a Protein Supplement

Could we slow-down or even stop aging by simply taking protein supplements? According to the recent findings of a group of researchers from the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, this is actually…

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Japan’s hayabusa2 successfully landed on an asteroid to scoop samples from the dawn of the solar system

The Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa-2 has landed on the surface of Ryugu ( a near-Earth asteroid). Now it is expected to extract the samples from beneath the surface of the asteroid, which could shed light on…

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UAE’s ‘Noor Abu Dhabi’ is the World’s Largest Solar Power Project

United Arab Emirates (UAE) takes the lead in going green by unveiling ‘Noor Abu Dhabi’ the largest individual solar power project in the world. Developed by Emirate Water and Electricity Company, it just has reduced…

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America’s Top 10 Most Dangerous Jobs

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics, the top 10 most dangerous jobs have more than double the rate fatalities across all occupations, in some cases over 20 times higher. “While every job…

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Engineering

Scotland Generated Enough Wind Energy to Power Two Scotlands

Planting Trees Is the Cheapest and Biggest Way to Tackle Climate Crisis

New Device Makes Electricity and Clean Water Simultaneously

Waste to power: Scientists Create A ‘World First’ Method to Turn Plastic Waste into Electricity

Five Couples Long For CRISPR Babies to Avoid Deafness

AI-enabled smart glass recognizes Images without any Power Source or sensors

Aging Delayed in Mice by Administering a Protein Supplement

Japan’s hayabusa2 successfully landed on an asteroid to scoop samples from the dawn of the solar system

UAE’s ‘Noor Abu Dhabi’ is the World’s Largest Solar Power Project

America’s Top 10 Most Dangerous Jobs

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