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Young Scientist Makes Breakthrough in Solar Energy Storage
Anders Bo Skov, a student at the University of Copenhagen, has achieved a breakthrough in solar energy storage with the aid of his supervisor, Mogens Brondsted Nielsen. Together they have published th...
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SR 99 Tunnel nerve Centers On The Way
Safety and efficiency are the key factors in the construction of the SR 99 tunnel, since there will be safety requirements ensuring that it will be adequate for the volume of traffic by using lighting...
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[Video]: Watch Lost Lake Disappear!
Watch this video of Oregon’s aptly named Lost Lake disappear! Every spring, Lost Lake turns into a peaceful meadow as it rapidly drains through a six-foot diameter hole in its lake bottom. Early...
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40,000 Buildings in New York may have to Switch off the Lights
Legislation introduced by New York City Councilman Donovan Richards (D-Queens) would prohibit the exterior and interior lighting at night for roughly 40,000 buildings. The bill is a part of the city’s...
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Tesla home battery has come to revolutionize the energy sector!
Moving beyond the electrical car marker, Tesla revealed a few days ago, its latest achievement; a home battery that based on solar panels stores or supplies electricity to homes. With many details sti...
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USGS report correlates earthquake triggering to human activity
A newly released report from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has for the first time attempted to establish a connection between human activities such as fracking with earthquake occurrence. Even tho...
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ARIA Provides New Look of Earth's Surface from Nepal Quake
It was only a minute the duration of the earthquake of Nepal, but this minute was enough to deform the Earth's surface as we used to know! Read on for more information. It was only a minute the durat...
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The Netherlands Largest Hotel Unveiled
Located on the southern edge of the Amsterdam RAI convention and exhibition center, construction on the Netherlands largest hotel will begin in the middle of next year. The 650-room, 91-meter tall nho...
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Penn State Researchers Develop New Technique for Identifying Shale-drilling Additives in Drinking Water
Researchers at Penn State University have developed a new analytical technique for identifying common drilling substances in drinking water. Using the technique, the scientists reported contamination...
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Green on the Green: The Most Environmentally Friendly Golf Courses
The cost of keeping a golf course looking good has traditionally required massive amounts of water, fertilizers, and toxic pesticides that have been doing great damage to the environment. But as susta...
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