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We must do more to address climate change

The Philadelphia Tribune 26 Mar 2023
We should feel some optimism that the barriers to addressing it are no longer technological but almost entirely political — and because the worst-case temperature-rise scenarios scientists once feared are no longer considered very likely thanks to the growth in renewable energy, electric vehicles and other zero-emission technology.
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Fauci on film is still flinging fear-mongering flim-flam

New York Post 26 Mar 2023
More From. Post Editorial Board. On housing as on all else, Hochul must focus on winning politics. Trump won’t change, and that shows he can’t win. The NYPD’s size keeps hitting new lows. It’s time to #ReFundThePolice. Asking for a subway strike ... ... Wrong ... Ask the FBI, Department of Energy and countless leading scientists, Tony ... ....
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Not the answer to PH's energy questions

The Manila Times 25 Mar 2023
PICKING up where I left off on Thursday ("Nuclear energy, because it's there," March 23), in the session on nuclear power at the Philippine Electric Power Industry Forum 2023 this past Monday, National Scientist and UP economist Dr ... underlying all the Philippines' energy needs.
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NV Energy to add gas plant as drought threatens power grids

Nevada Appeal 25 Mar 2023
The two gas-fired turbines to be erected north of Las Vegas by NV Energy are expected to come online by July 2024 amid hotter summers and longer wildfire seasons in a state that aims to have a carbon-free power grid by 2050 ...Instead of doubling down on fossil fuels, they should be leaning into a clean energy future.”.
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Opinion: We’re cementing climate denial with every fossil fuel project

Chatanooga Times Free Press 25 Mar 2023
We should feel some optimism that the barriers to addressing it are no longer technological but almost entirely political -- and because the worst-case temperature-rise scenarios scientists once feared are no longer considered very likely thanks to the growth in renewable energy, electric vehicles and other zero-emission technology.
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Merryman in Kearney hosts annual performance of Handel's 'Messiah'

The Grand Island Independent 25 Mar 2023
KEARNEY — A series of events happened in unplanned succession that will result in Andrea Wendell Wheeler taking the podium to direct Handel’s “Messiah" for the second time in two years. She will raise her baton to signal the start of the concert at 7 p.m ... What ... When. 7 p.m ... “I’m not a scientist, but I believe there is an energy in the music,” she said ... .
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UN conference ends with bold plan to tackle global water crisis, ensure water-secure future

Urdu Point 25 Mar 2023
Co-hosted by Netherlands and Tajikistan, the Conference brought together world leaders, civil society, business leaders, young people, scientists, academics, the UN System and others from across sectors � agriculture, energy, environment and water � around a common goal.
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Around the nation

Decatur Daily 25 Mar 2023
We should feel some optimism that the barriers to addressing it are no longer technological but almost entirely political — and because the worst-case temperature-rise scenarios scientists once feared are no longer considered very likely thanks to the growth in renewable energy, electric vehicles and other zero-emission technology.
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Trinitite Is Atomic Rock Forged By The Fireballs Of Nuclear Bombs

IFL Science 24 Mar 2023
Scientists first noticed this strange green-red glass after dropping some of the very first atomic bombs in the dying days of War World Two ... Trinitite was formed by sand that had been melted by the unbelievable amount of heat energy kicked out by the bomb ... As such, scientists have ...
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Director CCRI Multan congratulates scientists on approval of two Bt cotton varieties

Urdu Point 24 Mar 2023
Cotton commissioner and Director, Central Cotton Research Institute (CCRI) Multan Dr Zahid Mahmood congratulated the scientists on approval of many seed varieties by Punjab Seed Council (PSC) in its 56th meeting including two cotton varieties developed by CCRI Multan scientists ... Caretaker minister for trade, industry and energy S.
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Scientists pursue project in eastern Oregon that could stem climate change

Herald and News 24 Mar 2023
Scientists and energy executives are pursuing capturing carbon emissions produced in Oregon and storing them underground, a novel process that could reduce the effects of climate change some day ... The facility burns natural gas to create energy, which is sold to power companies in Oregon, Washington and California.
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Astronauts will grow giant cancer cultures in space to learn more about an incurable childhood disease

Metro UK 24 Mar 2023
Scientists at work on the University of Liverpool’s MicroAge II project (Picture ...Space is the ultimate laboratory testbed, with British scientists and astronauts harnessing the International Space Station for cutting edge research in nutrition, energy and biomedicine ... Aliens could be found in space dust, says Japanese scientist.
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Cancer cells to travel in Space as part of research on illness that killed Neil ...

DNA India 24 Mar 2023
The scientists anticipate that their 3D ... British scientists and astronauts are using the International Space Station to conduct studies in nutrition, energy, and biomedicine, according to George Freeman, minister of state at the Department for Science, Innovation, and Technology.
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Using high-precision quantum chemistry to study super-efficient energy transfer in photosynthesis

Phys Dot Org 24 Mar 2023
Complex processes are required for the sunlight-powered conversion of carbon dioxide and water to energy-rich sugar and oxygen ... The chlorophylls in photosystem I capture sunlight in an antenna complex and transfer the energy to a reaction center ... Fluctuations overcome energy barriers.
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