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The U.S. Approves the Small Modular Nuclear Reactor Design, The First of Its Type to Win Regulatory Approval

To limit the impacts of climate change, the world must reduce its dependence on fossil fuels but renewable energy sources like wind and solar have limitations. Nuclear Energy can be the best alternative as it’s…

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The Rise of China’s Automobile Challenges Major Industry Players

In October 2022, China shocked the automotive industry after surpassing Germany to become the second-largest auto exporter. The country also left behind other industry giants such as the United States and South Korea. China’s car…

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Bladeless Jetoptera VTOL Aircraft Can Reach Up To 0.8 Mach

Jetoptera, a Seattle-based aerial mobility start-up is working on an innovative vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft concept. The design is based on Dyson’s “bladeless fan”, leveraging air into huge amounts of thrust. Jetoptera has…

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Japanese Engineers are Going to Generate Electricity from Snow

After exploring renewable energy from solar energy, wind, and water, now Japanese researchers are planning to generate electricity from snow. In order to provide a sustainable energy supply and cover potential power shortages, researchers in…

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U.S. Start-Up Successfully Tests World’s First Ammonia-Powered Truck

Fossil fuel-powered trucks are only about 4 percent of the vehicles on the road but are responsible for over half the smog-forming pollution from the transportation sector and a quarter of the greenhouse gas (GHG)…

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A Whole New Way Of Refrigeration Could Replace Existing Harmful Methods

Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) are powerful greenhouse gases commonly used in refrigerators and air conditioning systems. They are thousands of times more damaging to the climate than carbon dioxide over 20 years. Environment Protection Agency (EPA) aims…

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3 Jobs in the Oil and Gas Industry That Are Still Worth Pursuing

Oil and gas still fuel our industries and warm our homes, but the world’s dependence on fossil fuels will shrink in the future. So, is it worth it to invest in a career that may…

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Scientists Are Planning To Convert Abandoned Mines Into Gravity Batteries

Worldwide many countries are reducing their reliance on fossil fuels by boosting renewable-energy output. However, to rely on these inherently variable and inconsistent renewable energy sources like solar and wind, we need to tackle renewable…

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Scientists Develop A Laser-Powered Drone To Stay Aloft ‘Forever’

Researchers at Northwestern Polytechnical University (NPU), China, have developed a way to keep drones airborne “forever,” Researchers did it using a remote charging system that delivers power via adaptive, target-tracking high-energy laser beams. For this,…

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Gas Stove Pollution Is A Major Cause Of Childhood Asthma

Did you know that indoor air pollution from cooking with natural gas is even worse than outdoor pollution? According to a recent study, published in an International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, gas stoves are…

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Energy

The U.S. Approves the Small Modular Nuclear Reactor Design, The First of Its Type to Win Regulatory Approval

The Rise of China’s Automobile Challenges Major Industry Players

Bladeless Jetoptera VTOL Aircraft Can Reach Up To 0.8 Mach

Japanese Engineers are Going to Generate Electricity from Snow

U.S. Start-Up Successfully Tests World’s First Ammonia-Powered Truck

A Whole New Way Of Refrigeration Could Replace Existing Harmful Methods

3 Jobs in the Oil and Gas Industry That Are Still Worth Pursuing

Scientists Are Planning To Convert Abandoned Mines Into Gravity Batteries

Scientists Develop A Laser-Powered Drone To Stay Aloft ‘Forever’

Gas Stove Pollution Is A Major Cause Of Childhood Asthma

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