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INS scientists to highlight societal benefits of nuclear energy during Lucknow visit

Hindustan Times 25 Apr 2024
A team of eminent nuclear scientists from the Indian Nuclear Society (INS), Mumbai, will be in the state capital on April 25-26 to share insights into the various societal applications of nuclear energy.
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The ocean is the body of salt water which covers approximately 71% of the surface of the Earth, February 21, 2021.
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How deep does life go?

Popular Science 25 Apr 2024
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Huge Energetic Flare From Magnetic Neutron Star Detected

The Epoch Times 25 Apr 2024
Once in a while, they produce enormous eruptions of gamma rays in the strongest nondestructive release of energy known in the cosmos.
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Scientists Are Engineering Plants to Fight Climate Change with AI

Cryptopolitan 25 Apr 2024
So we need something that can help reduce the carbon in the atmosphere, and nothing is better than plants—yes, the green plants that also look good to the eyes and provide a serene environment and good energy.
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First experimental proof for brain-like computer with water and salt

Phys Dot Org 25 Apr 2024
In the pursuit of enhancing the energy efficiency of conventional computers, scientists have long turned to the human brain for inspiration ... In the latest study published in PNAS, scientists have, for ...
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New research predicts peak groundwater extraction for key basins around the globe

Phys Dot Org 25 Apr 2024
Scientists at Pacific Northwest and Oak Ridge national laboratories examined water, energy and food systems for 235 basins under 900 scenarios to analyze patterns in nonrenewable groundwater usage ...
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It Could Be Oil Field Waste Making You Sick

Truth Dig 25 Apr 2024
I was there with a former Department of Energy scientist and his Geiger counter issued a terrifying alarm and reading of around 2 milliroentgens per hour ... the nuclear forensics scientist Dr.
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Action urged to avert lead pollution health crisis from battery recycling

The Engineer 24 Apr 2024
Informal recycling activities for lead-acid batteries used in solar energy systems were recorded to release 3.5-4.7kg of lead pollution from a typical battery, which is equivalent to over 100 times the lethal oral dose of lead for an adult.
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Mexican presidential candidate would be county's first woman leader with Jewish roots

Star Gazette 24 Apr 2024
If elected, she would serve a six-year term until 2030.Leftist candidate Claudia Sheinbaum wants to focus on renewable energy. Sheinbaum is scientist specializing in energy with a Ph.D from National Autonomous University of Mexico.
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New head of LADWP will make $750,000 a year — nearly twice as much as ...

The Los Angeles Times 24 Apr 2024
Scientists at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory say that such goals are possible to achieve but that city officials have big hurdles to overcome, such as making sure they can keep the lights on ...
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Colorado companies join coalition in methane-seeking space mission

The Tribune Greeley 24 Apr 2024
The International Energy Agency said methane is behind about 30% of the rise in global temperatures since the industrial revolution. Scientists believe cutting methane emissions will help slow the rate of the Earth’s warming.
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Nuclear fusion scientists hail 'low-cost' 37 million Celsius breakthrough

The National 23 Apr 2024
Scientists at Zap Energy say they have ... Funded by oil and gas giant Chevron and the Bill Gates-founded Breakthrough Energy, scientists at US company Zap are among many trying to make this work on Earth.
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US startup’s fusion energy device reaches 37-million-degree temperature

Interesting Engineering 23 Apr 2024
... build breakthrough nuclear fusion device with household magnets Princeton scientists unite two promising methods for fusion energy production.

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