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Energy & Environment
There Might Be a 620-Mile 'Dark River' Below Greenland's Ice Sheet
The recent discoveries point to a mysterious river beneath the icy surface of Greenland.
Energy & Environment
Company Aims to Make Nuclear Reactors Pocket-Sized
Can smaller reactors be safer?
Energy & Environment
7 Solutions and Tools to Prevent Droughts and Minimize Their Risks
Droughts can be prevented by leveraging just a few of the ideas on this list.
Energy & Environment
Scientists Turn Electricity into Hydrogen Using Only Microwaves
The new technology can be used in energy storage and in the production of synthetic fuels and green chemicals.
Energy & Environment
Engineers Create Self-Watering Soil That May Revolutionize Farming
This could reduce the use of water in agriculture as droughts and heatwaves across the world increase at an alarming rate.
Energy & Environment
Power-Free System Keeps Items Cool, Inspired by Camel Furs
The material proves beneficial for transporting perishable goods and pharmaceutical.
By Deniz Yilmaz
Energy & Environment
Biomining on Mars and Moon: Earth Bacteria Are Here To Help
This is the first time an economically important element has been extracted from a material found on the Moon and Mars.
By Deniz Yilmaz
Energy & Environment
How Molten Salt Reactors Could Lead to the Next Energy Production Boom
Molten salt nuclear reactors could be the carbon-free energy producers of the future.
Energy & Environment
Scientists Find China's Glaciers Melting at an Alarming Pace
China's glaciers are melting 50% faster than they had been 20 years ago.
Energy & Environment
Storage System Turning Electricity into Liquid Air Starts Construction
The 250-MWh CRYOBattery will help to power the grid at peak times.
By Chris Young
Energy & Environment
NTU Singapore Scientists Develop Energy-Saving 'Liquid Window'
The NTU scientists say their 'liquid window' reduces energy consumption by up to 45 percent.
By Chris Young
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