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  • Chemical Cluster Could Transform Energy Storage for Large Electrical Grids

    To power entire communities with clean energy, such as solar and wind power, a reliable backup storage system is needed to provide energy when the wind isn’t blowing and the sun isn’t out.

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  • SMU Study Finds Earthquakes Continue for Years After Gas Field Wastewater Injection Stops

    Efforts to stop human-caused earthquakes by shutting down wastewater injection wells that serve adjacent oil and gas fields may oversimplify the challenge, according to a new study from seismologists at Southern Methodist University, Dallas.

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  • Wastewater Treatment Plants Could Generate Electricity: Lithuanian Researchers Are Working on Solution

    Researchers are working on improving the efficiency of microbial fuel cells (MFC) by using modified graphite felt. Primary results show that the new MFC can generate 20 percent higher voltage than usual cells.

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  • NASA Tracks Tropical Storm Sanba as it Triggers Philippines Warnings

    Tropical Storm Sanba, formerly known as 02W has triggered many warnings in the Philippines as it approaches from the east. NASA-NOAA's Suomi NPP satellite provided forecasters with a visible image of the storm.

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  • Temperature Resilient Crops Now an “Achievable Dream” say Authors of New Study

    Breeding temperature-resilient crops is an “achievable dream” in one of the most important species of commercially-cultivated plants, according to a new study.

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  • Lightning Less Likely as Planet Warms, Study Finds

    Lightning may strike less often in future across the globe as the planet warms, a scientific study suggests.

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  • Tropical Cyclone Gita Packs Heavy Rain, Warnings Now for Tonga and Fiji

    Hurricane Gita strengthened into a powerful Category 4 hurricane on Feb 12 and triggered warnings in Tonga and Fiji. NASA's Global Precipitation Measurement Mission or GPM core satellite analyzed Tropical Cyclone Gita and found heavy rainfall occurring within the system. On Feb. 12, Gita was bringing that heavy rain to Tonga and Fiji where warnings were posted. NASA's Terra satellite also provided a visible image of the storm, which had developed an eye.

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  • Iceland Could Use More Energy Mining Bitcoin Than Powering Homes in 2018

    Iceland is expected to use more energy processing Bitcoin transactions in 2018 than it uses to power its homes, consuming some 840 gigawatt-hours of electricity related to the cryptocurrency this year, according to the Icelandic energy firm HS Orka, several news outlets reported.

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  • Mapping soil digitally

    As a unique soil mapping system consistently gains popularity across Canada, a new researcher at Dal’s Faculty of Agriculture is thrilled to be able to bring his expertise on the subject to Atlantic Canada.

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  • Another piece to the puzzle in naked mole rats’ long, cancer-free life

    With their large buck teeth and wrinkled, hairless bodies, naked mole rats won’t be winning any awards for cutest rodent. But their long life span—they can live up to 30 years, the longest of any rodent—and remarkable resistance to age-related diseases, offer scientists key clues to the mysteries of aging and cancer.

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