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Hydrogene Mines
Hydrogen Reservoirs

Apr 29, 2024 06:03AM

Study in Science unveils large hydrogen gas deposit in Albania's Bulqizë chromite mine, raising hopes for meeting global power needs with low-carbon hydrogen solution.

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rising seas
Climate Change May Expose Buried Nuclear Waste

Apr 29, 2024 06:01AM

Radioactive contamination from Cold War activities poses risks in Marshall Islands, Greenland, and Spain. Rising sea levels exacerbate dangers.

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Zelandia
The Lost Continent of Zealandia

Apr 28, 2024 06:02AM

Scientists mapped Zealandia, a submerged continent below the Pacific Ocean. It's mostly underwater, with only 5% visible. Rock samples and magnetic maps aid understanding its formation.

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Davos city winter blue hour night scene.
10 Takeaways From World Economic Forum

Mar 29, 2024 06:04AM

The World Economic Forum met in Davos, Switzerland. The meeting focused on the importance and driving principals of trust.

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Abraham lake freezes over in winter and methane bubbles were trapped.
Sea of Methane Endangers Planet

Mar 29, 2024 06:03AM

Research in Svalbard unveils vast methane reserves. Thawing permafrost could unleash it, triggering warming feedback loops.

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White Rhino while on safari in Botswana, Africa.
In Vitro Fertilization May Save Nearly Extinct Rhino

Mar 29, 2024 06:02AM

Scientists at the BioRescue project have announced a breakthrough in embryo transfer that could save the northern white rhinoceros from extinction.

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Blue pink neon triangle portal abstract background. Glowing lines, virtual reality tunnel, corrridor.
Hearing a Solar Eclipse

Mar 29, 2024 06:01AM

Millions will witness a total solar eclipse from Texas to Maine on April 8. Harvard's LightSound lets visually impaired people experience it through sound.

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Storing renewable energy in hot rocks
Storing Renewable Energy in Hot Rocks

Feb 29, 2024 07:05AM

California-based Antora Energy is investigating ways to store energy inside insulated boxes of extremely hot rocks.

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Self pollinating wild flowers due to declining insect population
Self-Pollinating Wildflowers Worry Scientists

Feb 29, 2024 07:04AM

Flowering plants depend on the declining global insect population which includes pollinators such as bees, butterflies, moths, beetles and wasps.

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Adding Sails to Ships to Save Money and the Planet
Adding Sails to Ships to Save Money and the Planet

Feb 29, 2024 07:03AM

Maritime shipping industry leaders are exploring ways to reduce their carbon footprint and save money including the addition of specialized sails to cargo ships.

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Mount Everest Is Melting

Feb 29, 2024 07:02AM

While glaciers worldwide are melting, ice loss across the Himalayas has been especially rapid due to a rise in temperatures.

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Lear’s Macaw, a large, blue-feathered parrot with bright yellow rings around its eyes which, according to American Bird Conservancy, has been brought back from extinction in the past but is still considered endangered, with approximately 1,300 adults in existence.
Wind Energy Project Threatens Endangered Bird

Feb 29, 2024 07:01AM

A renewable-energy project in the Brazilian state of Bahia is threatening the Lear’s Macaw which has been brought back from extinction in the past but is still considered endangered.

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Engineer looks at car hologram. Ammonia powered engines to reduce carbon emissions being explored.
Ammonia-Powered Engine

Jan 31, 2024 07:05AM

Engines powered by ammonia are said to be able to produce 161 horsepower with a 90 percent reduction in carbon emissions compared to conventional fuels.

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A blind mole thought to have been extinct since 1936 was found in the sand dunes of South Africa.
Extinct Mole Rediscovered

Jan 31, 2024 07:04AM

A blind mole thought to have been extinct since 1936 was found in the sand dunes of South Africa.

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Bats flying over the planet. Climate change linked to the spread of bat-borne diseases.
Climate Change Leads to More Rabid Bat Exposure

Jan 31, 2024 07:03AM

A recent study links climate change to the spread of bat-borne diseases.

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