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Aug 15 2025ENVIRONMENT

Solar Panels for Your Balcony: A New Way to Go Green

In the United States, a fresh trend is emerging among homeowners and renters who want to use solar energy without the high cost of rooftop installations. These small solar panels, about the size of a door, can be plugged into regular wall outlets and placed on balconies or decks. This idea has been

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Aug 13 2025TECHNOLOGY

Powering the Future: How Fuel Cells Are Changing the Game

The world is facing an unprecedented energy challenge. The demand for power is skyrocketing, especially from big tech companies like data centers. These companies need a lot of energy, and traditional power plants can't keep up. That's where companies like Bloom come in. They use fuel cells to gener

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Aug 06 2025BUSINESS

Big Money, Big Trouble: Texas Takes On Giant Investors Over Climate Change

A big legal fight is heating up in Texas. A judge recently said a lawsuit against some of the world's biggest investment companies can move forward. The states involved think these companies are breaking the rules by pushing for climate change action. They say this is making energy more expensive.

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Aug 02 2025ENVIRONMENT

EPA's Climate Policy Shift: A Step Backwards

The EPA's recent proposal to undo a crucial climate policy is raising eyebrows. Back in 2009, the EPA made it official: greenhouse gases are a threat to our health and the environment. But now, they're thinking of taking that back. This could mean big trouble for our planet. Some folks argue that c

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Jul 30 2025ENVIRONMENT

Global Court Makes Big Call on Climate Change

A major decision has just come down from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague. They've said that governments can't just ignore climate change. Countries have to cut emissions and help out nations that are getting hit hard by it. Vanuatu, a small island country, asked the court for

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Jul 29 2025TECHNOLOGY

Cheyenne's Big Bet on AI: A Power Play with a Catch

Cheyenne, Wyoming, is set to become a major player in the AI world. A new AI data center is coming to town. It will use a lot of power. In fact, it will use more electricity than all the homes in Wyoming combined. That's a huge amount of energy. Why Cheyenne? The city has cool weather and cheap ele

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Jul 20 2025SCIENCE

Harnessing Nature's Power: The Future of Solar Energy

The world is on the hunt for clean energy. Solar power is a big part of this. But there is a new kid on the block: dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs). These are different from the usual silicon solar panels. They use dyes to capture sunlight. And guess what? These dyes can come from nature. Nature

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Jul 18 2025SCIENCE

Mixing Hydrogen with Biofuel: A Cleaner Engine Solution

Engines are getting a green makeover. Scientists have been testing different fuel mixes to make engines cleaner and more efficient. They tried six fuels: regular diesel, a biofuel called Citronella, and four blends that mix hydrogen with biofuel. The star of the show was the H40 blend, which had 40%

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Jul 18 2025SCIENCE

Smart Fabric: The Future of Oil-Water Separation

In the world of environmental tech, a new hero has emerged: a clever fabric that can separate oil from water and keep tabs on its own performance. This isn't just any fabric; it's a high-tech, two-layered membrane that's changing the game. The big deal here is that this fabric can do two things at

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Jul 17 2025ENVIRONMENT

Making Carbon Capture Work for Businesses

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a key tool in the fight against climate change. It works by trapping carbon dioxide emissions before they enter the atmosphere. However, it's not as widely adopted as it could be. One big reason is that the current incentives aren't strong enough to encourage comp

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