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0.3% of Saharan Sun Enough To Power Europe

environmentalgraffiti.com — The major obstacle to using renewable energy has always been the inability to produce a constant supply of electricity to consumers. However, scientists now believe that they have found a way to solve the supply and demand problem. It is believed that the creation of solar farms in the Sahara desert could produce enough energy to meet all of EuropeMore… (Environment)

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New Technology Can Turn Heat Waste Into Electricity

cleantechnica.com — Scientists have invented a new material that can efficiently convert heat waste in cars, power generators & heat pumps into electricity. The new material is thermoelectric, and can turn heat into energy without any pollution.More… (General Sciences)

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LOLCats Go Green: 7 Funniest Green LOLCats

thedailygreen.com — Using Humor to Spread the Word on Global Warming and MoreMore… (Environment)

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Plasma Blade Sci-Fi Like Surgical Tool of the Future

gizmodo.com — Instead of a sharp metal edge, or even an electrosurgical cutter, the Plasmablade uses pulses of plasma generated around its tip to locally cut and cauterize flesh.More… (General Sciences)

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The Infertility Paradox: Why Making Babies Is So Hard

livescience.com — Although we spend most of our adult life assuming that any sexual misstep results in a pregnancy, the truth is that conceiving a child is actually pretty difficult. Without birth control, women have only a 15 percent chance of conceiving every cycle, and more than half those conceptions naturally don't make it.More… (General Sciences)

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Forget Wind: Is T. Boone Pickens Scamming Droughts for Cash?

popularmechanics.com — The billionaire oilman played up his clean-energy wind power plan on Tuesday, but there's a pipeline plan up his sleeve to screw Texas out of its own water. Company officials and experts agree that a continuation of the drought impacting large portions of the United States could turn Pickens into something of a water baron.More… (Environment)

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The Top 10 Mad Scientists

livescience.com — From mildly eccentric to downright wacky, these 10 hyper-intelligent characters didn't just march to a different beat, they each played their own tune altogether, all while changing how we look at the world.More… (General Sciences)

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The Digg Science Review

blog.wired.com — Like it or not, what gets made popular on the social media site Digg influences what young males between the ages of 16 and 30 know about science. There's plenty of smart, timely, interesting science news on the site, but much of the linked content on the site is recycled, lame, or downright wrong.More… (General Sciences)

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Robot Planes Get Bird’s Eye View of Shrinking Greenland Ice

cleantechnica.com — Two low-flying unmanned aircraft are cruising over Greenland this month to closely observe the melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet and its potential contribution to global sea level rise in the coming century. The flights will help scientists determine whether the ice sheet’s melt rate will accelerate in the future.More… (Environment)

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A New Era In Search For 'Sister Earths'

physorg.com — Research presented at a recent astronomical conference is being hailed as ushering in a new era in the search for Earth-like planets by showing that they are more numerous than previously thought and that scientists can now analyze their atmospheres for elements that might be conducive to lifeMore… (Space)

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