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Let it snow…
Electrically conductive concrete could melt snow on roads without chemicals! The idea is already economically feasible in driveways and sidewalks, but the idea of having open roads during a snow st...
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Drinking Water On Earth Is Ending
Satellites that monitor subtle changes in the Earth's gravitational field, show that the aquifers are over-pumped in many areas worldwide, without even knowing whether there are stocks or if water sim...
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Algae in Wastewater: Doubly Effective
In a new study, scientists at Rice University have found that high value strains of oil-rich algae, which can be used as a feedstock for algae-based biofuels, can remove more than 50% of phosphorus an...
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Evidence of Carbon Dioxide's Influence on the Greenhouse Effect
Scientists at the US Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory demonstrated the first direct observation of increased radiative forcing due to increased carbon dioxide levels...
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