solar energy
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Unique Hydrogel Allows Solar Panels to Grow Crops in the Desert of Saudi Arabia
Scientists developed the hydrogel which can absorb water vapor from solar energy to produce spinach.
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Why Researchers Want to Put Thousands of Beehives in Solar Parks Across UK
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World's Top CO2 Emitter China Pledges to Make Solar Energy Cheap and Reliable by 2060
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Solar Energy Outpowered Coal For the First Time in Australian History
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Approval of New "Transformational" Link May Boost Australia's Solar and Wind Industry
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Green Power: Renewable Energy Capacity Had a 45% Rise Amidst the Pandemic
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Sustainable New Normal: Green Energy Capacity Increases by 45% During COVID-19 Pandemic
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Roadmap Shows How Expanding New York's Solar Energy Will Help Meet Green Goals
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Solar Pavements Installed in Barcelona as a Part of Spain's Photovoltaic Initiatives
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24-Hour Underground Lighting? 'Smart' Daylight Harvesting Device Developed by Students
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Scientists Develop Generator That Uses Wood, Nanomaterials and Solar Energy to Purify Water
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Tesla Teams up With SailGP in the Pledge to Be Carbon Neutral by 2025
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Wind, Solar Farms In Sahara Could Make The Desert Green And Save The Region
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