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In Montpellier, France, the government wants local citizens to help build a smart metropolis. ...more |
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An Abu Dhabi-based school, the 2013 winner of the Zayed Future Energy Prize’s Global High Schools category for the Asia region, has boosted its sustainability project with the installation of rooftop solar systems. ...more |
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University of Minnesota student (and cello player) Daniel Crawford has come up with a clever way to demonstrate the warming trend in historical temperature data. ...more |
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Nuclear and radioactive materials are still going missing and the information the United Nations atomic agency receives about such incidents may be the tip of the iceberg, said a senior U.N. official. ...more |
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A Google Science Fair finalist built a hand-warmth-powered flashlight prototype that needs no batteries.
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The Ivory Coast is clearing tens of thousands of cocoa farmers from protected forests, threatening exports from the world's top grower and leading to complaints about human rights abuses. ...more |
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Zaid Bin Talib’s design proposal for an Iraqi embassy in Oslo is daring, futuristic, swooping, and green. ...more |
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A subspecies of tigers called the Sumatran Tiger is nearly extinct due to human involvement in its habitat, according to a new research paper. ...more |
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A New Mexico meat plant received federal approval on Friday to slaughter horses for meat, a move that drew immediate opposition from animal rights group and will likely be opposed by the White House. ...more |
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While fish don't have ears that we can see, they do have ear parts inside their heads that can pick up sounds in the water. ...more |
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