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- Standard Hydrogen Introduces Groundbreaking Method to Turn Most Garbage Into Zero-Emission Fuel - FuelCellsWorks - 8 hours
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- A phone that opens like a scroll. - 9 hours
- Looks like the beginning future of food! Lab-grown meat is starting to feel like the real deal: Researchers grow bovine stem cells on a textured soy - 11 hours
- Bacteria farms produce natural sugar safe for diabetics and teeth - 11 hours
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- New laser technique will allow more powerful—and smaller—particle accelerators - 15 hours
- IEA study will show that disposing of solar panels in landfill is unlikely to have an adverse impact on human health, according to co-author Dr. - 15 hours
- There won’t be an AI winter this time - 16 hours
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- Google will publish location data from its users around the world from Friday to allow governments to gauge the effectiveness of social distancing - 18 hours
- The US’ most polluted region is battling the country’s biggest plastics plant. The Sunshine Project would not only be a major contributor to local - 21 hours
- Study finds huge potential for urban gardens to feed city dwellers - 21 hours
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- The Ocean Cleanup is Working and History is Being Made Cleaning Up The Oceans and Garbage Patch - 22 hours
- Google taught this robotic dog to learn new tricks by imitating a real one - 22 hours
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- IKEA (the world's largest furniture retailer) has revealed that 70% of the materials used to make its products during 2018 were either renewable - 23 hours
- The End of Cities? - 23 hours
- Funding secured to research solar power generation from space - 24 hours
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- AI takes the lead in alerting Wuhan virus to fight epidemic situation. - 28 hours
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