A Paper Battery Is Being Developed Seeking to Replace Lithium-ion One Day
The rechargeable paper battery is cheaper, safer, and as powerful as lithium, claims Flint, a new Singapore-based tech startup company.
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Scientists Found Creatures So Inactive They Expanded Our Idea of Life Itself
“It looks like the majority of these organisms are living at energy regimes that are below what we thought was even capable of maintenance—just staying alive.”
Bacteria With A Metal Diet Discovered In Dirty Glassware
Newfound bacteria that oxidize manganese help explain the geochemistry of groundwater. The finding ends a century-long search for microbes that live on manganese.
With NEPA Changes, Trump Administration Puts Public Health at Risk for Private Gain
The White House finalized its rollback of one of the nation’s bedrock environmental laws Wednesday, with President Trump calling the law the “single biggest obstacle” to major construction projects.
Green Technology To Burst ‘Carbon Bubble’ In Catastrophe For Fossil-fuel Economies, New Research Predicts
Trillions of dollars of fossil fuel wealth will be wiped out at some point over the next 17 years even if governments fail to impose binding carbon emissions limits on industry to curb global warming, according to a major new study.
Diamond Batteries Made of Nuclear Waste Can Generate Power for “Thousands of Years”
Scientists from the University of Bristol Cabot Institute have developed an ingenious invention to address 2 challenges: a lab-created diamond made from nuclear waste that can generate electricity over an extended period of time.