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  Dependence on Foreign Oil

  With the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and the nuclear crisis in Japan, the U.S. Government has begun taking steps to make the country less dep...

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  Block the Sun to Cool the Earth

  The Royal Society, Britain’s national science academy, has organized a conference at Chicheley Hall—located 40 miles north of London—where think...

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  Returning To Space

  The Russian space agency has just announced plans to build a nuclear powered rocket for missions to Mars. Anatoly Perminov, the chief of the Russian s...

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  The Search For Energy

  Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is the process of using millions of gallons of water, sand, and a chemical cocktail to break up organic-rich shale ...

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  Mud Bricks Return with MecoPress

  The construction of homes from mud and earth has long been a traditional technique that builds warm and eco friendly dwellings from locally available ...

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  Nuclear Rocket

  The Russian space agency has just announced plans to build a nuclear powered rocket for missions to Mars. Anatoly Perminov, the chief of the Russian s...

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  The Search for Energy: Hydroelectric

  A team of researchers from Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, have released a report claiming estuaries around the globe could provide 13% ...

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  Man-Made Solar Cloud?

  In anticipation for the extreme heat expected during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, scientists and engineers from the Qatar University have developed a ...

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  What Next: Nuclear Energy and Japan

  In the wake of the nuclear plant’s radiation leaks in Japan, it is clear that concerns over nuclear power will not go away any time soon. Some might...

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  Naturally Curvy Floors

  A new Dutch company, Bolefloor, has begun manufacturing wood flooring by cutting boards along the natural curves found in trees. This approach to ...

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