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Alternative Fuels & Fuel Flexibility For Internal Combustion Engines (ICEs) In The Future
Internal combustion engines (ICEs) are facing a dilemma. They're one of the main causes of C02 air pollutants, but it doesn't have to be this way. If the future is going to be green, ICEs have to use alternative eco-friendly fuels and be flexible enough to transition away from gas.
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Drought Reveals Forgotten Utah Ghost Town
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Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt Threatens Tourism in Both Mexico and Florida
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Chicago Weather: Rain, Snow Expected This Week; Milder Conditions Expected
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Nor'easter Alert: New England Residents Prepare as Storm Could Intensify Into Bomb Cyclone
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Canada Weather Forecast: Heavy Snow, Gusty Winds to Unload This Week
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Australia Weather: Heavy Rain Forces Flood Evacuations in Queensland
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Another Atmospheric River Is Heading For California, Threatening 15 Million With Flooding
Invasive Zebra Mussels Seen Hitching on Quebec Lake Fish, Threats Possible Spread to Other Lakes
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Killer Asteroid Could Hit Earth in 2046: NASA Plans to Attack It
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Blizzard Conditions, Severe Weather Strike Northern Plains and Southern US
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Doublet Pool Thump Intervals Provides Understanding to Energy Fluctuations in the Yellowstone’s Hydrothermal System
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