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Technology USAFrom Apps to AI, Fishermen Share and Find Sustainable Solutions Online
A website developed by an American nonprofit is helping small-scale fishermen and coastal communities find digital solutions - from apps to artificial intelligence - to have sustainable activities and tackle issues caused by climate change.
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Technology KenyaBricks Made from Sand and (old) Plastic are More Durable Than Concrete Ones
A young female entrepreneur from Nairobi, Kenya, does her part to fight the global crisis that is single-used plastic by recycling plastic objects and transforming them into textured bricks more durable than concrete ones.
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Technology USAScientists Show How Solar Panels in Space Can Send Electricity to Wherever It Is Needed!
Scientists working for the Pentagon, located in the United States, managed to successfully test a solar panel in space, showing the viability of a system deployed outside of our atmosphere that would send electricity back to Earth.
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Environment United KingdomLuxury Car Brand to Be All-Electric by 2025
As the British automotive company Jaguar Land Rover is undertaking its transition towards net-zero operations, Jaguar vows to only produce electric cars as of 2025. Land Rover should follow in its footsteps and will offer electric versions of its collection as of 2024.
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Technology USAScientists Look for Signs of Life on Mars – and Prep for the First Martian Rocket Launch
The Perseverance Rover will collect rock samples and search for sign of ancient microbial life on the surface of Mars, giving scientists a first-of-its-kind insight into our planetary neighbor to better predict the Earth’s distant future.
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Technology AustraliaWatch How Our Earth Has Evolved Over the Past Billion Years – in Just 40 Seconds!
Thanks to geoscientists from the University of Sydney, Australia, it is possible to watch a 40-second video that shows to what extent the tectonic plates that cover the Earth have traveled across the planet over a billion years.
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Technology IsraelFancy a Ribeye Steak Without Harming Animals? Here’s Your 3D-Printed Solution
An Israeli food company has created the first ever 3D bio-printed cruelty-free ribeye steak made from real bovine cells cloned and cultivated in a lab, and it could be added to menus as early as next year.