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In 2009 a borehole drilled at Krafla, northeast Iceland, as part of the Icelandic Deep Drilling Project (IDDP), unexpectedly penetrated into magma (molten rock) at only 2,100 meters depth, with a temperature of 900-1,000 C.
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Powertraveller adds an ultra-versatile portable charger to its gadget charger line.
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Visions of a sweet future
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It turns out you can drive across the country in an electric vehicle using only Tesla’s Supercharger stations to keep going.
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Startup Global Bioenergies uses genetic engineering to avoid one of the costliest steps in biofuel production.
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An successful antimatter experiment at CERN resulted in a beam of anti-hydrogen that scientists have successfully created and trapped.
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The Energy Catalyzer (E-Cat) has never been proven to work. Then again, it hasn't been conclusively proven not to...
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Angel Clark interviews Ernest Hancock, Publisher of Freedom's Phoenix. Topics discussed were carbon nanotubes, aquaponics, the Aquadome, and preparing to survive
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Aquion has started production of a low-cost sodium-ion battery aimed at making renewable energy viable.
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In the past, we've seen solar ovens that can whip up a hot meal using only the sun's rays, but Solar Cool Technologies has a new product that harvests that same energy to accomplish just the opposite.
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Even today's best rechargeable lithium batteries do lose their ability to hold a charge after a while, and are considered toxic waste once discarded.
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I had a funny thought walking around the Toyota FCV concept, the company's new Fuel Cell Vehicle set to go on sale beginning in 2015: This could actually be the one, I thought to myself – this could be the first fuel cell vehicle we actually see on t
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At a time when we carry computers in our pockets and our cars practically do the driving for us, a certain subset of people have willingly chosen to cut the cord on modern American life — for good.
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Low-cost materials could make storing hours of power from a wind farm economically feasible.
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Amprius’s silicon-based batteries are starting to appear in electronics.
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In 2012, researchers from the University of Florida reported a record efficiency of 8.6 percent for a prototype solar cell consisting of a wafer of silicon coated with a layer of graphene doped with .....
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While commercial wind turbines have been trending toward larger sizes, from 300 kW capacity in 1990 to 7.5 MW in 2011, sometimes it is worth bucking the trend.
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Drive more than 500 miles on two gallons of fuel
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Onewheel: the self-balancing electric skateboard that gives you the feeling of flying
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There's a simple solution to drastically reducing GMO food in America and abroad. That solution would also lessen dependence on fossil fuels.
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High tech metal-backed, lens-concentrated panels deliver 8 kw of daily charge to an Energi PHEV
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Production of conventional liquid oil has been flat since 2008. Growth in liquid supply since then has been largely of natural gas liquids [NGL]- ethane, propane, butane, pentane - and oil-sand bitumen."
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Electricity runs the world, and those who fuel this essential tool for humanity control it all. For those of us who desire to remove ourselves from the control of others, this poses a very real problem if we choose to remain connected to our global c
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Amprius’s silicon-based batteries are starting to appear in electronics.
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Harvard technology could economically store energy for use when the wind doesn’t blow and the sun doesn’t shine
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Low-cost materials could make storing hours of power from a wind farm economically feasible.
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There are massive amounts of unexplored regions as well, and they're packed with probable oil. Fracking, the same technology that is quickly turning the United States into the world's biggest producer of oil and natural gas, will soon transform Me
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When the son of the president of a desperately poor country starts buying mansions and sportscars on an official monthly salary of $7,000, Charmian Gooch suggests, corruption is probably somewhere in the picture. In a blistering, eye-opening talk ...
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Many of us in the Long Emergency crowd and like-minded brother-and-sisterhoods remain perplexed by the amazing stasis in our national life, despite the gathering tsunami of forces arrayed to rock our economy, our culture, and our politics.
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Gravity Power LLC—a startup based in Santa Barbara, California—has developed a low-cost, quick-start, and fast dynamic response energy storage technology that competes with classical pumped storage hydro and gas turbines for peaking and intermediate
