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In the future, we might clean our clothes using nothing but light
Materials In the future, we might clean our clothes using nothing but light Michael Franco March 23, 2016 Even though we no longer have to beat our clothes on rocks to get them clean, laundry is still a pretty tedious chore. If researchers at Australia's Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) have their way though, the amount of time we spend measuring capfuls of liquid, scraping out..>> view originalGlobal Warming: America is Scared, it's Official
For years, nuclear power advocates have argued that man-made global warming is an existential threat to the planet and nuclear power is the only way to reverse the greenhouse effect. Those advocates have included the usual suspects: the Nuclear Energy Institute (the industry’s Washington lobbying group); nuclear electric utilities; members of Congress from states heavily reliant on nuclear; and academics and consultants with ties to the field. Seeking to broaden its political base, nuclear indu..>> view originalLoggerhead turtles hatched at World Science Festival released into Pacific Ocean
Loggerhead turtles hatched at World Science Festival released into Pacific Ocean Posted March 24, 2016 13:32:56 Turtle hatchlings made famous during the World Science Festival in Brisbane have been released into the wild off the south-east Queensland coast.In an Australian first, loggerhead turtle eggs from Mon Repos were incubated, watched and timed to hatch as part of the festival program earlier this month.Last Wednesday, more than 40 hatchlings were released 20 ki..>> view original
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