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Stanford study shows how to power California with wind, water and sun

Stanford study shows how to power California with wind, water and sun

New Stanford research outlines the path to a possible future for California in which renewable energy creates a healthier environment, generates jobs and stabilizes energy prices. Imagine a... Read more

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A newly launched satellite will reveal even more about the planet’s workings than originally planned

A newly launched satellite will reveal even more about the planet’s workings than originally planned

Monitoring Earth: Gaia’s breath THE ten-and-a-half minutes it took a Delta 2 rocket to lift OCO-2 from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California to a parking orbit 190km above Earth on July 2n... Read more

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An Israeli Company Has Created Water Out of Thin Air

An Israeli Company Has Created Water Out of Thin Air

Can you create water out of thin air? An Israeli company is doing just that and is providing its technology to militaries in seven nations including the U.S., Israel and an un-named Arab nat... Read more

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Breakthrough in drought tolerant crop research

Breakthrough in drought tolerant crop research

“It’s like a switch we can turn on and off to modulate how plants cope with water stress.” A three-year drought has farmers and food companies seeking new strategies in sec... Read more

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Water-Cleaning Technology Could Help Farmers

Water-Cleaning Technology Could Help Farmers

It could offer some relief to the West’s long-running water wars. The giant solar receiver installed on a wheat field here in California’s agricultural heartland slowly rotates to track the... Read more

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The Dust Bowl Returns

The Dust Bowl Returns

Our behavior here in the valley feels untenable and self-destructive EVERY Saturday in late December and January, as reports of brutal temperatures and historic snowfalls streamed in from fa... Read more

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Facial-Recognition Tech Can Read Your Emotions

Facial-Recognition Tech Can Read Your Emotions

If someone is described as “smiling, but not with their eyes,” that person is likely faking the smile. But what does that mean, exactly? And how can one tell a real grin from a f... Read more

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Plastic made from pollution hits U.S. market

Plastic made from pollution hits U.S. market

Two childhood friends spent a decade, beginning in college, figuring out how to cheaply make plastic from carbon that’s been captured from the atmosphere. A decade ago in his Princeton... Read more

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As Solar Power Grows, Dispute Flares Over U.S. Utility Bills

As Solar Power Grows, Dispute Flares Over U.S. Utility Bills

Electric power companies challenge “net metering” policies, saying nonsolar households end up with higher costs. An energy revolution is happening atop homes in the United States, with one n... Read more

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An ecosystem-based approach to protect the deep sea from mining

An ecosystem-based approach to protect the deep sea from mining

Five hundred miles southeast of Hawai’i, in international waters far out of sight of any land, there are vast mineral resources 5,000 meters below the sea. Manganese nodules, rich in c... Read more

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Big Data Battery System Helps Science Center Tap Off-Peak Electricity

Big Data Battery System Helps Science Center Tap Off-Peak Electricity

“This technology could give customers control over what they want to do and when” It’s a thrifty trick used by households from L.A. to Luxembourg, or anywhere where utilities charge less for... Read more

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The People’s Choice: Americans Would Pay to Help Monarch Butterflies

The People’s Choice: Americans Would Pay to Help Monarch Butterflies

Americans place high value on butterfly royalty. A recent study suggests they are willing to support monarch butterfly conservation at high levels, up to about 6 ½ billion dollars if extrapo... Read more

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Nuclear fusion milestone passed at US lab

Nuclear fusion milestone passed at US lab

Researchers at a US lab have passed a crucial milestone on the way to their ultimate goal of achieving self-sustaining nuclear fusion. Harnessing fusion – the process that powers the S... Read more

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Hacking U.S. Secrets, China Pushes for Drones

Hacking U.S. Secrets, China Pushes for Drones

For almost two years, hackers based in Shanghai went after one foreign defense contractor after another, at least 20 in all. Their target, according to an American cybersecurity company that... Read more

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3-D Printing Just Got Faster, Cheaper and Squisher

3-D Printing Just Got Faster, Cheaper and Squisher

A new software pipeline could radically change the way objects are replicated in personal and commercial 3-D printers. MIT‘s OpenFab, which will be formally unveiled later this month a... Read more

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