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Graphene Hard Drives Will Store 10 Times More Data

Graphene, which is a material made of a one-atom-thick layer of carbon, is a bit of a buzzy darling in the material sciences community, to the point that it’s nearly a meme

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Building A Resilient Supply Chain

Record-long times from order to delivery have become common. Wide-scale shortages of essential basic materials seem in the daily news. Suddenly, increased commodities pricing creates confusion. Transportation sector difficulties permeate across industries.

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Grid-interactive Efficient Buildings – A Lesser Known Approach For Reducing CO2 Emissions

The White House on May 17 announced a slate of new programs aimed at integrating US buildings into the clean energy economy. Alongside the plans for job training and building electrification, the announcement

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Fiat To Launch All Electric Mass Market Cars By 2030

Fiat announced this week that between 2025 and 2030, their product lineup will gradually become electric only. This will be a radical change for Fiat. They have decided to launch the new

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A Groundbreaking Bill Passed To Protect Boreal Forests Along With Indigenous Rights

In a landmark vote, the California Assembly passed a groundbreaking bill that would ensure the state’s procurement contracts protect boreal and tropical forests and fundamental Indigenous rights. With the passage of the

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Shine Turbine – A Wind Turbine That Fits In Your Backpack

Off-grid travelers and backyard campers, take a look at this useful product for small-scale wind generation. It could put low-cost wind generation into the hands of thousands of people. Along with your

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BYD’s New Bus Mission — Revolutionizing The School Bus

Aside from selling thousands of electric buses around the world, BYD has a new bus mission — revolutionizing the school bus. They are rolling out a new Type D electric school bus.

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Carbon Farming- Extracting CO2 from Air and Storing it in Soil

With global carbon emissions hitting an all-time high in 2018, the world is on a trajectory that climate experts believe will lead to catastrophic warming by 2100 or before. Some of those

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