Energy
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Tiny “Skyscrapers” Help Sun-loving Bacteria Grow and Power Small Electronics
University of Cambridge researchers created grids of high-rise 'nano-housing' using 3D printing to help communities of bacteria grow quickly, converting sunlight to electricity.
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Unique Hydrogel Allows Solar Panels to Grow Crops in the Desert of Saudi Arabia
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Penn State Scientists Make New Screening System for Clean Renewable Hydrogen Power
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Chemistry Researchers Found a Way To Convert CO2 to Green Fuel
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Nuclear Power to Help Achieve Zero-Emission Electricity Systems, 10- 20% Decarbonization May Now Be Possible
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Britain’s ‘Artificial Sun’ Sets New Record on Generating Energy From Nuclear Fusion Reactor
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Scientist Shows a Game-changing Tech Can Extract 99% Of CO2 Directly From the Air
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UN Report: Measures Against Climate Change and Global Warming not Sufficient
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Tonga’s Undersea Cables Damaged, Thousands Disconnected Amid Volcanic Eruption
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Cows to Clean Energy: Company Uses Wastes from Dairy Farms to Produce Energy
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Research Shows that Solar and Wind Enough to Power Most Major Countries
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Why Researchers Want to Put Thousands of Beehives in Solar Parks Across UK
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