Fibres can extract uranium from seawater
Seawater uranium can supply 10,000 y of energy needs
Seawater uranium can supply 10,000 y of energy needs
New method saves on intensive purification
Composition and conductivity monitored in real time
Flavour affected less than with other treatments
Solvent can reduce operation costs by 40%
Industry partners seek to split and emit water
MIT: simulated system promises efficiency leap
System could be shipped to combat disease outbreak
Lithium batteries offer solution to intermittency
CO2 ‘highways’ absorb lots of molecules
MGCU can clean up to 98% of CO2 in shale production
New building material could utilise captured carbon
More efficient route to cellulosic biofuels
Could be manufactured on demand in remote areas
One-step process produces liquid hydrocarbons
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