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New Scientist Technology Blog: Artificial tornado plan to generate electricity - New Scientist
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Thousands of homes across Britain use natural gas in some form or other each day - but where does natural gas come from? How does come into our homes and why does it smell?
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A previously unknown phenomenon dubbed 'thermopower waves' causes powerful waves of energy to shoot through carbon nanotubes.
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Key events in the history of nuclear power in Britain
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UK based Waste2tricity aims to take carbon based waste, including plastics, paper, cardboard, food and other plant material, from business and ind...
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Aided by nanotechnology, the battery creates electricity by exploiting the salinity difference of river freshwater flowing into ocean saltwater.
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Would switching to nuclear power be the right choice for the UK? In recent months the UK government announced that it would go ahead and invest heavily in a
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At the centre of the controversy is a process known as ‘fracking’: A technique used to extract natural gas by propagating fractures in rock layers through the use of highly pressurised fluids, or explosives.
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As the most viable current option for delivering clean energy, wind power has a crucial role to play in reducing carbon emissions, not just in the future but now.
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