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01/31/2024
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By Ramon Tomey
Philadelphia court orders Bayer to pay $2.25B to man who developed cancer after exposure to Roundup weed killer
Pharmaceutical giant Bayer has been ordered to pay $2.25 billion to a man who developed cancer due to the Roundup weed killer, one of the products of its subsidiary Monsanto. Jurors in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas found that the weed killer is to blame for 49-year-old landscaper John McKivison developing non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL). […]
01/19/2024
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By Ramon Tomey
Rice University now offers “Afrochemistry” course taught by woke DEI professor who claims chemistry works differently when you’re Black
Rice University in Houston now offers a different kind of chemistry subject – “Afrochemistry” – which will be taught by a woke professor. Writing for PJ Media, Stephen Green expounded on this “one-of-a-kind” course offering from the institution. According to the course description on Rice’s website, Afrochemistry students will “apply chemical tools and analysis to […]
07/05/2022
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By Ramon Tomey
Belgian scientists successfully create 2-in-1 solar panel that also produces hydrogen
Scientists from KU Leuven in Belgium have recently developed a solar panel that converts moisture in the air to produce hydrogen. This allows the solar panels to generate electricity through sunlight and to power heating systems using the resulting hydrogen. Lead investigator Johan Martens of KU Leuven told news outlet VRT NWS that he and his team […]
04/18/2022
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By Ramon Tomey
Freshly squeezed: Spanish city tapping leftover oranges for its electricity supply
The inhabitants of a city in southern Spain are making use of oranges to produce a different kind of juice – one that powers the entire city. Life gave bitter oranges to the residents of Seville, the capital of Spain’s southern Andalusia region. But instead of throwing them away, Seville residents tapped these oranges as […]
12/20/2021
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By Ramon Tomey
CLOSING THE LOOP: Company makes clean fuel from non-recyclable plastics
Non-recyclable plastics are ubiquitous waste materials in all parts of the globe. But one company has found good use for these materials by converting these into fuels for airplanes and ships. Moreover, the company’s resulting marine and aviation fuels emit 75 percent less carbon dioxide than their conventional counterparts. British company Clean Planet Energy (CPE) is looking to give non-recyclable […]
12/20/2021
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By Ramon Tomey
Low-cost filter utilizes sunlight to remove impurities from water
A new low-cost filter is set to address water purification for those living off the grid. The filter — which resembles a large sponge — soaks up water but leaves contaminants such as pathogens and chemicals behind. Placing the filter under the sun allows clean water to pass through, which can then be collected for use. The […]
09/02/2021
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By Ramon Tomey
Scientists look to magnesium for better electric vehicle batteries
Lithium has been the backbone of electric vehicle (EV) batteries for some time now. But scientists are now looking to magnesium – touted to be a better replacement for lithium – to power the EVs of tomorrow. However, there are certain issues with using magnesium for EV batteries, so scientists are working to overcome these roadblocks. One […]
08/17/2021
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By Ramon Tomey
Scientists discover a way to produce hydrogen using aluminum and water
Hydrogen has been eyed as a feasible replacement for fossil fuels in the fields of energy and transport. However, producing and transporting hydrogen is a complicated process. But a group of researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) discovered a way to produce hydrogen through the use of aluminum and water. Three MIT researchers […]
07/28/2021
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By Ramon Tomey
Bacteria can recover precious metals from old batteries for use in new ones
Many countries have shifted to promoting electric vehicles (EVs) as an alternative to fossil-fuel-powered vehicles. However, the production of batteries for these EVs requires the use of precious metals, the mining operations for which are thought to cause serious harm to the environment. In response to this, a scientist has put forward the use of bacteria to recover […]
07/28/2021
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By Ramon Tomey
New “iron-air” battery stores electricity for days by RUSTING
A startup battery company in the U.S. has developed an iron-air battery that stores electricity for extended periods by rusting. Massachusetts-based Form Energy touts its iron-air battery, which utilizes the reactions of iron and air to store energy, as significantly more affordable than its current lithium-ion counterparts Form Energy’s battery consists of cells filled with […]
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