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As the world grapples with the existential threat of climate change, it’s astonishing that tidal energy, one of the most predictable and reliable forms of renewable power, remains a tiny player in the global energy mix. While solar and wind energy get all the attention, tidal power has been quietly generating electricity for decades, and…

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Imagine waking up to the soothing sounds of birds chirping, gentle breezes rustling through leaves, and the distant hum of a nearby turbine, its whirring a constant reminder of the world’s progress. For many of us, however, the reality is far from idyllic. The ear-piercing roar of turbines has become a ubiquitous nuisance, disrupting the…

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In the small village of Tana Toraja in Indonesia, the sound of rushing water has been a constant companion to the locals for centuries. The village is situated near the ancient Lake To Batu, a sacred site that provides hydroelectric power to the surrounding communities. However, with the rising population and increased electricity demand, the…

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Imagine a world where every building, every road, and every home is covered in a delicate mesh of solar panels, harnessing the limitless energy of the sun to power our daily lives. The year is 2050, and photovoltaic technology has transformed the way we live, work, and interact with the environment. Cities are no longer…

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Did you know that the world’s carbon capture and storage (CCS) capacity has increased by a whopping 30% in just the past year? Despite this progress, we’re still falling woefully short of the 2020 goal to deploy 300 million tons of CCS capacity by 2025. In fact, the current capacity hovers around 40 million tons….

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As we continue to hear about the urgent need to reduce our carbon footprint and save the planet, I’m starting to wonder: are we focusing on the wrong problem? With the COP26 climate summit just around the corner, it’s time to challenge the conventional wisdom and take a closer look at the carbon footprint myth….

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As the world grapples with the challenges of climate change and sustainable energy, one of the most promising solutions – wind power – has been gaining momentum. But amidst the increasing demand for renewable energy, a crucial question remains: are wind turbines truly optimized to meet our growing needs? The answer lies in the realm…

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I still remember the day my grandmother told me about the old radio broadcasts she used to listen to as a child. The crackling static and the warmth of the speaker’s voice transported her to a different time, a time when the news was shared through the airwaves, and the community came together to discuss…

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It’s the year 2075, and the world has finally come together to combat climate change. The effects of rising temperatures and sea-level rise have been mitigated, and the air is crisp and clean once more. Cities that were once underwater are now thriving hubs of innovation, and renewable energy sources power the vast majority of…

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In a shocking revelation, a recent report by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has found that the renewable energy sector is now employing more people than the fossil fuel industry. As of 2020, over 11 million people worldwide are employed in the solar, wind, and other renewable energy sectors, compared to just 9.1 million…

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