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US firm targets 100 billion gallon of jet fuel reduction with green alternative
Microsoft uses human poop to scrub 4.9 million tons of carbon from AI footprint
Viral humanoid robot ‘Uncle Bot’ wins China’s heart with dad fashion and chill vibes
US scientists blend seaweed into concrete to shrink cement’s carbon footprint quickly
Breakthrough study uncovers biological trigger that forces the brain to sleep
The BoF Podcast | Jacques Marie Mage and the Transformative Power of Sunglasses
3D-printed steel survives month-long nuclear test in extreme reactor conditions
World’s largest construction crane lifts a 245-ton dome onto a nuclear reactor building
Printing the future: Scott Miller on the power of hybrid electronics

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Dead solar panels help turn CO2 into useful chemicals in new green tech breakthrough

Dead solar panels help turn CO2 into useful chemicals in new green tech breakthrough In a breakthrough that feels like modern-day alchemy, Japanese researchers have found a way to breathe new life into discarded solar panels by repurposing them to convert carbon dioxide (CO2) into valuable chemicals. This innovative approach not only addresses the mounting […]

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