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The recent study revealed that manufacturing nations in the Global North are contributing to energy and emission problems by outsourcing energy-intensive industrial processes to countries in the Global South. This practice, driven by advantages in capital and technology, results in a ‘false decoupling’ of energy consumption from economic growth. While the Global North benefits from
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Ammonia, a crucial compound used in fertilizers, has long been produced through the energy-intensive Haber-Bosch process. However, researchers at the RIKEN Center for Sustainable Resource Science (CSRS) in Japan, led by Satoshi Kamiguchi, have recently discovered a more sustainable way to synthesize ammonia. This groundbreaking study, published in Chemical Science, unveils a new catalyst that
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Researchers at the University of Würzburg have made significant strides in improving the accuracy and performance of quantum resistance standards by leveraging a phenomenon known as the Quantum Anomalous Hall effect. This breakthrough method eliminates the need for an external magnetic field, thereby simplifying the process of resistance measurement in various industrial and electronic applications.
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Rogue waves, known for their colossal size and destructive potential, have been a subject of interest for scientists exploring the mysteries of the ocean. A recent expedition led by the University of Melbourne uncovered groundbreaking information about the formation of rogue waves in the southernmost waters of Antarctica. The study revealed that wind plays a
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NASA’s Mars Sample Return mission has faced numerous challenges in recent years. The independent review highlighted unrealistic budget and schedule expectations, an unwieldy structure, and ineffective leadership. This has ultimately led to significant budget cuts, layoffs at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and uncertainty about the mission’s future. The proposed budget cut of $454,080,000 to NASA’s
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For years, the prevailing belief among health care providers and patients alike was that infections acquired in the hospital setting were primarily the result of exposure to superbugs within the medical facility. However, recent genetic research on the bacteria responsible for these infections has uncovered a different narrative. Contrary to popular belief, most health care-associated
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The health of our eyes has long been associated with our overall well-being, but recent research has uncovered a surprising link between vision and cognitive decline. A study conducted in Norfolk, England, involving 8,623 participants, revealed that a loss of visual sensitivity could predict the onset of dementia up to 12 years before a formal
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