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Single-Pass Harvester for Corn and Stover harvesting

For converting cellulose into ethanol, various resources are available in the market. But, how can a stover be supplied from the field to the biorefinery? Researchers have designed a single-pass system, capable of harvesting both corn kernels and…

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Greenhouse gases effect climate less than thought: Study finds

Scientists have feared for long that greenhouse gas pollution can warm earth’s climate by at least several degrees. But, here is a new finding that can relieve your nerves of this trepidation to an extent. Scientists are saying that the climate is not..

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Reduce Airline's Carbon Emission: Tax Users

The aviation industry has been subjected to numerous criticisms due to its carbon emissions. The sector is accused of being the greatest polluter. But in an age of global economy the right solution seems so unreachable.

Mike Clasper, the chief executive.

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Washington state’s Glaciers shrinking!

Global warming triggered catastrophic flooding 12-14 million years ago!

Creating Volcanic Sound waves can help predict eruption

Global Warming in Greenland helped raise cattle, start dairy farms for the first..

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Tornado Killed 22 in Kentucky and Indiana

Sunday was a day of devastation for residents of western Kentucky and Indiana. It was another nightmarish barbarism of nature. A tornado with winds exceeding 158 mph ripped a path of destruction across the states. It reduced homes to splinters and left..

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Earth's magnetic field weakening! It will 'In 2000 years' intensify solar radiation with no field to deflect it!

The Earth’s magnetic field is gradually weakening. Is the Earth on track towards a polarity reversal?! The discovery has led experts to question on this. Data show the current decline in Earth’s magnetism was virtually negligible before 1860. But, it…

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Amazon Destroyed Greater Than Estimated

Deforestation of the Amazon River basin was underestimated by at least 60 percent. A report published in the U.S. journal Science claims this. The Brazilian government declared part of the Amazon River basin a disaster area, after a drought left the…

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5 Eco-Friendly Virtual Reality Games

The world is changing. We are slowly realizing that even …

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Global Warming Dramatically 'Shifted' Ancient Plants

It seems history repeated itself 120 million years after a global cataclysm robbed the earth of the dinosaurs. But, the later one did not sweep out a species but, created a major shift. It was 55 million years ago, an increase in the planet’s…

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Grey squirrels, wild cats responsible for songbird's decline in U.K.

Up to 85% of Britain’s songbirds are already lost! Not hunting, but grey squirrels and wild cats along with predatory birds like sparrow-hawks, are turning their lives havoc, according to a study. Predatory animals have joined hands with modern…

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Eco friendly home products that will add a luxurious look to your house

Eco friendly home products are made from different materials, and …

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Warmer Temperatures Diverted Alaska's Famed Sled Dog Race

Weather in Alaska is warm enough to divert the famed sled dog race. Warmer weather here prompted organizers of the Iditarod Trail sled dog race to think of another trail for the game. The snow at the southern end of the course is sparse this time. And..

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2005: Hottest Year in Last 155 Years in Northern Hemisphere

Since records began being kept in the 1860s, 2005 has been calculated as the warmest year on record in the Northern Hemisphere, the British scientists claim. More and more evidences indicate that human beings are to be blamed for the phenomenal…

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Jeans from Sugar Cane!

Sugar cane for making jeans! Yes, jeans. A Japanese company goes innovative with the cereal. It blended sugar cane used is Sweet Sorghum and selvage denim to weave jeans. The cane is also called Sweet Millet or Sugar Millet. The cane is a type of grass…

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Continental drift going on for billion years longer than thought: Oldest ever found Earth's crust-chunk reveals

A chunk of Earth’s crust, about 3.8 billion year-old, has been found in Greenland. It is the oldest known such chunk ever found in the earth’s crust. The substantial rock is a type known as ophiolite. This signature of tectonic plate movement is an…

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The Benefits of Wind Farms Harnessing Clean Energy for a Sustainable Future
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The Benefits of Wind Farms: Harnessing Clean Energy for a Sustainable Future

In the ongoing pursuit of a cleaner and more sustainable energy future, wind power has emerged as a crucial player. Wind farms represent a vital …

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Polyvinyl Alcohol A Green Alternative In Packaging
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Polyvinyl Alcohol: A Green Alternative In Packaging

Responsible business practices are more significant in this era where science points to climate change as a looming threat. One area where these business practices …

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Dolphin Discovery A Fascinating Journey into the World of Marine Wonders
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Dolphin Discovery: A Fascinating Journey into the World of Marine Wonders

Dolphins have long captivated people’s fascination because of their playful temperament and extraordinary intelligence. They have a special talent for interacting with people, captivating admiration …

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Maximize Efficiency By Cutting Down On Energy Waste
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Maximize Efficiency By Cutting Down On Energy Waste

With the popularity of remote work, many people have switched from traditional offices to their homes. While there are many benefits to working from home, …

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Why Eco-Friendly Dining Matters - Exploring Sustainable Practices in Restaurants
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Why Eco-Friendly Dining Matters – Exploring Sustainable Practices in Restaurants

Most of us have heard the term “going green” and rightly so, as it becomes more important as we move into the future. From recycling …

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Bringing Oasis to the Desert Hydropanels and Their Impact on Desert Communities
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Bringing Oasis to the Desert: Hydropanels and Their Impact on Desert Communities

Water out of thin air. This is a reality of modern technology. Hydropanels, innovative devices capable of extracting water from the air using solar energy, …

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The Benefits of Wind Farms Harnessing Clean Energy for a Sustainable Future
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The Benefits of Wind Farms: Harnessing Clean Energy for a Sustainable Future

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Polyvinyl Alcohol: A Green Alternative In Packaging

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