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Turning Landfills into “Energy-Fills” Through Anaerobic Digestion of Food Waste
As the world turns to greater use of renewable energy, for both heating and cooling and power generation, more attention has been given to a
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Going Beyond ‘Yellow’ Snow: Contaminants in White Flakes Come from Many Directions
As winter snowfalls make their way to the Earth, it’s time for children to cavort in piles of white, making snow angels, snow men, having
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The ‘Greening’ of Capitalism
Thirty-year-old Sam Bankman-Fried, popularly known as “SBF” of FTX crypto currency exchange fame, made headlines when he was arrested on Dec
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Red Clouds, Rainbows, and Rafts
Bangladesh, as a low-lying country on the Bay of Bengal, is among those nations facing the impactof frequent, damaging floods. Catastrophic
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Living Off the Grid: Meet the ‘Hydrogen Houses’
In a green energy world, hydrogen has the characteristics of a wonder fuel: It is plentiful, its consumption does not produce carbon