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Golden Fleet: US eyes new generation of warships to restore dominance at sea

Golden Fleet: US Eyes New Generation of Warships to Restore Dominance at Sea The United States Navy (USN) and Washington are currently in talks to create a new generation of warships that could potentially reshape the landscape of naval warfare. With the aim of restoring dominance at sea, the US is looking to revamp its […]

Wastewater plants’ greenhouse gas emissions far exceed estimates, US study finds

Wastewater Plants’ Greenhouse Gas Emissions Exceed Estimates, US Study Reveals A quiet source of pollution has turned out to be much louder than expected. Wastewater treatment plants, often overlooked in discussions about greenhouse gas emissions, have been found to be significant contributors to methane and nitrous oxide in the atmosphere, according to a recent study […]

MIT explores AI solutions to reduce emissions

MIT Explores AI Solutions to Reduce Emissions Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of our daily lives, revolutionizing industries and transforming the way we work and interact with technology. However, as the demand for AI continues to grow, so does its carbon footprint. In a world increasingly focused on sustainability and reducing emissions, […]

Fashion’s Progress on Disclosing Emissions Is Stalling

Fashion Industry Falling Short in Disclosing Emissions Efforts The fashion industry, known for its fast-paced trends and ever-evolving styles, is facing a critical challenge that goes beyond the runway. A recent report by the advocacy group Fashion Revolution has shed light on the industry’s struggle to disclose its efforts in combating climate change. The second […]

Arctic algae move at -15 °C, the coldest motion ever recorded in living cells

Arctic Algae Show Unprecedented Mobility at -15 °C, Setting a Cold Record for Living Cells Scientists at Stanford have discovered that single-celled Arctic algae can actively move at temperatures as low as -15 °C. This groundbreaking finding showcases the remarkable adaptability and resilience of these microscopic organisms in one of the harshest environments on Earth. […]

Global methane emissions continue to rise: Can we change the tide?

Global Methane Emissions Continue to Rise: Can We Change the Tide? A recent study conducted by the University of Birmingham has shed light on a concerning trend – global methane emissions are on the rise and show no indications of slowing down. This revelation poses a critical question: Can we alter the course of this […]

Women researchers showcase accessibility breakthroughs at WSIS

Women Researchers Showcase Accessibility Breakthroughs at WSIS At a pivotal global forum, groundbreaking projects led by women are reshaping how technology can break down barriers in classrooms and newsrooms alike, offering a glimpse into a more inclusive digital future. The World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) serves as a platform for innovators, policymakers, and […]

China unveils 2.47kW portable laser weapon that works in Arctic cold, Saharan desert

China Unveils 2.47kW Portable Laser Weapon That Works in Arctic Cold, Saharan Desert Chinese scientists have developed a portable 2-kilowatt (kW) fiber laser weapon that can operate in the harshest environments, from the bone-chilling Arctic cold to the scorching heat of the Saharan desert. This groundbreaking innovation marks a significant leap forward in laser technology, […]

China’s Extended 618 Shopping Festival Fails to Stir Excitement

China’s Extended 618 Shopping Festival Fails to Stir Excitement China’s annual 618 Shopping Festival is a much-anticipated event in the world of e-commerce, with major players like JD.com and Alibaba’s Tmall offering huge discounts and promotions to attract consumers. However, this year’s extended festival seems to have failed in generating the usual level of excitement […]

Nuclear-powered submarines could soon start transporting gas via Arctic for Russia

Nuclear-Powered Submarines: The Future of Gas Transportation in the Arctic for Russia Russia is advancing work on nuclear-powered, LNG-carrying submarines. The vessel will be used for the transportation of natural gas through the Arctic region, marking a significant technological leap in the energy and transportation sectors. This ambitious project highlights Russia’s commitment to innovation and […]

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