Environment
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Solar-Biomass Hybrid System Meets House Heating Needs for Winters, Research Suggests
Researchers describe a computer simulation model that addresses the issue of solar power's inherent intermittency by including biomass as another renewable energy source to develop a dependable, economical heating solution while lowering carbon dioxide emissions
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"Gateway to Underworld" Ice Hole in Siberia Could Grow Due to Worsening Wildfires
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