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Mauritius Ditches Fossil Fuels to Run On Sugarcane

The island nation of Mauritius has been dependent on imported coal and oil to generate electricity. But it’s turning to its main cash-crop sugar cane for electricity. Sugar cane, now accounts for an impressive 14…

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Japanese Family Makes World’s Thinnest Paper Using 1,000-Year-Old Technique

A small family business in Japan has been making the world’s thinnest paper using 1,000-year-old methods. The paper is only 0.02 millimeters thick which is as thin as human skin. A paper sheet has a…

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Great Barrier Reef is being Restored Using Electricity

Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is one of the world’s seven natural wonders; this World Heritage Area is the largest reef system. Stretching for over 1430 miles, Great Barrier Reef is the biggest living thing on…

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Drink Three Cups of Coffee a Day to Keep the Diabetes Away!

If you begin your day with a steaming cup of coffee, you could be protecting your health by reducing the risk of type 2 diabetes. People with type 2 diabetes make insulin, but their cells don’t use…

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Massive Cave Hidden For Thousands of Years Accidentally Discovered In Canada

A massive unexplored cave was discovered in Canada recently. It was a chance discovery, the cave was never been seen by humans before. Rising temperatures is the reason for its eventual emergence Situated inside Wells…

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‘Sun In A Box’: Molten Silicon To Store Renewable Energy

Power plants fuel our homes by generating electricity in real time but when we don’t need the electricity; the excess energy generally goes waste. Energy storage is a big challenge. Though the plants running on…

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Australia Successfully Reduces 80% of Its Plastic Bag Use in Just 3 Months

Australia is doing a remarkable job in an effort to reduce the consumption of plastic bags. Australian Associated Press reported that approximately 1.5 bn fewer bags have been used after Australia’s two largest supermarket chains banned…

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First Artificial Intelligence Colony on Earth

China is planning to build the world’s first “artificial intelligence colony” in the South China Sea. With that Artificial intelligences are going to get their own space,where we humans are unlikely to want to visit.…

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MIT Has Developed a New Way to Provide Cooling Without Power

In a big breakthrough, MIT researchers have developed a passive cooling system that is not only cost effective but is also environmentally friendly. This new system is made by using inexpensive materials and it requires…

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Soon Underwater Rail Will Connect Mumbai to the UAE

United Arab Emirates (UAE) recently shared its breathtaking plan which is going to reinvent the ways of transportation. UAE is planning to connect the Emirate of Fujairah in UAE to the city of Mumbai in…

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Industrial News

Mauritius Ditches Fossil Fuels to Run On Sugarcane

Japanese Family Makes World’s Thinnest Paper Using 1,000-Year-Old Technique

Great Barrier Reef is being Restored Using Electricity

Drink Three Cups of Coffee a Day to Keep the Diabetes Away!

Massive Cave Hidden For Thousands of Years Accidentally Discovered In Canada

‘Sun In A Box’: Molten Silicon To Store Renewable Energy

Australia Successfully Reduces 80% of Its Plastic Bag Use in Just 3 Months

First Artificial Intelligence Colony on Earth

MIT Has Developed a New Way to Provide Cooling Without Power

Soon Underwater Rail Will Connect Mumbai to the UAE

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