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Solar and wind can meet world energy demand 100 times over
“We are entering a new epoch, comparable to the industrial revolution. Energy will tumble in price and become available to millions more, particularly in low-income countries. Geopolitics will be transformed as nations are freed from expensive imports of coal, oil and gas. Clean renewables will fight catastrophic climate change and free the planet from deadly pollution.”
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“We are entering a new epoch, comparable to the industrial revolution. Energy will tumble in price and become available to millions more, particularly in low-income countries. Geopolitics will be transformed as nations are freed from expensive imports of coal, oil and gas. Clean renewables will fight catastrophic climate change and free the planet from deadly pollution.”
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Carbon Tracker Initiative
Solar and wind can meet world energy demand 100 times over
Huge falls in the cost of renewables for power in the last few years have unlocked an energy reserve that can meet world demand 100 times over
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Unique butterfly🦋 When it sits on a branch and folds its wings, it visually takes the form of a dry leaf.However, when it opens, an outstanding array of iridescent colors comes to life!
MIT: Study finds ride-sharing intensifies urban road congestion
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MIT News
Study finds ride-sharing intensifies urban road congestion
A study to assess how ride-sharing impacts urban mobility in the United States found ride-sharing increased both intensity and duration of road congestion while there was no significant change in private vehicle ownership.
Children of Chernobyl cleanup crew don’t have excess mutations
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Ars Technica
Children of Chernobyl cleanup crew don’t have excess mutations
A deep look into the genetic damage left by the disaster.
Internet down in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., after beaver chews through fibre cable
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CBC
Hundreds lose internet service in northern B.C. after beaver chews through cable | CBC News
Internet service was down for about 900 Telus customers in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., after a beaver chewed through a crucial fibre cable, causing "extensive" damage. The company said it had fully restored service by Sunday afternoon.
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Mansion of Pornhub founder -
under investigation for child exploitation - burns down in suspicious arson
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under investigation for child exploitation - burns down in suspicious arson
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Farming robot kills 100k weeds per hour with lasers
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Freethink
Farming robot kills 200,000 weeds per hour with lasers
A person can weed about one acre of crops a day. This smart robot can weed two per hour.