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Nearly 12 years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, Japan is preparing to release treated radioactive wastewater into the ocean despite protests against it. Read the article to learn more details.
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Stanford researchers have created solar panels that generate electricity 24/7, boosting the potential for clean energy generation. Read more to learn about this exciting development in solar power!
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Stephen Schueler has been recognized with the “2022 Global Sustainability Award” for his efforts supporting the energy, aviation and shipping industries transition to improved sustainability and cleaner fuel.
Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant has the risk of endangering the locals in Ukraine, but it won't be like the disaster brought by Chernobyl power plant. Read on to know why.
A car-size laser successfully diverted the path of lightning strikes atop a mountain in Switzerland. But could this million-dollar virtual lightning rod be better than its cheaper alternative? Find out in this article.
Dr. Nyangon is an experienced power and utility expert tackling asset-stranding risks due to the realignment of expectations, disruptive policies, and technological innovations in the energy sector through data and advanced analytics.
Check out the new sustainable floating system proposed by Luca Curci Architects and Tim Fu Design designed to be a zero-energy city with a zero-waste policy.
Scientists think that life can be detected from Enceladus even without having to land on the moon or drill through its shell. Read to know more about these possibilities.