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We Can Create Food Systems That Enhance Human & Planetary Health
Food systems around the world could be the model for low carbon production processes. Decarbonizing agricultural — as in so many other sectors — means to methodically transition from reliance on fossil fuels to low carbon energy sources. We need to stop and ask, How is energy is produced to … [continued]
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São Paulo Launches Line 17 with BYD SkyRail
The train that arrived a decade late may have been worth the wait. When Line 17 entered revenue service in São Paulo last March 31, it closed a long-troubled infrastructure chapter with a system that behaves differently from the metro lines the city is used to. Built with BYD SkyRail … [continued]
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Why the Future of Energy Storage is Spinning To Make a Comeback
Seven months ago, Tina Casey wrote about the comeback of kinetic energy storage systems, pointing to renewed investment and attention after years of being overshadowed by batteries. Her piece, “$200 Million For Renewables-Friendly Flywheel Energy Storage,” captures a shift that has been building quietly: flywheels are no longer a niche … [continued]
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XPENG GX Exemplifies the Large, Premium SUVs Launching Ahead of Auto China 2026
Auto China 2026, also known as the Beijing Auto Show, begins next week. However, as this time of year is packed with new product announcements in China, many vehicles are released prior to the show starting. This year, the announcements have tended to focus on large, luxurious electrified SUVs. XPENG’s … [continued]
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Sea Ice In Antarctica Was Expanding Until 2016. Then Everything Changed.
New data from submerged sensors is providing clues about why sea ice in Antarctica has declined markedly since 2016.
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