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The Machine That Promises To Turn Carbon Pollution Into 'Diamonds From The Sky'
"We have found a way to use atmospheric CO2 to produce high-yield carbon nanofibers," George Washington University?s Stuart Licht, Ph.D, said in a statement announcing his tea...
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The Machine That Promises To Turn Carbon Pollution Into 'Diamonds From The Sky'
"We have found a way to use atmospheric CO2 to produce high-yield carbon nanofibers," George Washington University?s Stuart Licht, Ph.D, said in a statement announcing his tea...
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High male bias both in India and US: Gender activist Vivian Huelgo
A prominent American gender activist says India and the United States face similar kinds of challenges in dealing with gender violence as both countries have an inherent strea...
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Who Killed The Venus Flytrap?
The Venus flytrap is one of the most iconic and well-known plant species in the world. It's a hearty favorite that's easy to propagate indoors, which is why it's found in nurs...
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Google Won the Internet. Now It Wants to Cure Diseases
WHEN GOOGLE CO-FOUNDER Larry Page dropped his now-famous blog post revealing that Google was reorganizing itself as Alphabet, one of the most striking things was what he chose...
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Pregnant Women World-Wide Need Timely Access to Supplements
Over 32 million pregnant women around the world have anemia every year, a condition that limits the blood’s capacity to transport oxygen to the body’s cells. This ...
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Pope Francis Isn't the Only Religious Leader Calling for Action on Climate Change
Islamic leaders from twenty countries announced on Tuesday a declaration urging governments around the world to secure an international agreement on combating climate change t...
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One Small Optical Chip, One Giant Leap For Quantum Computing
Today marked the unveiling of a reprogrammable optical chip that is capable of processing photons in an infinite variety of ways. This development marks a massive step toward ...
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Target Rejects Gender Labels For Toy Sections After Consumer Outcry
Target is abandoning a practice that it believes sends the wrong message to its customers — and some of them are threatening to stop shopping at the retail chain as a re...
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Zen And The Art Of Dying Well
What is the ??ight??way to die? We??e experiencing a zeitgeist moment about that. ??eing Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End,??by Atul Gawande, is a best-selling book...
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