A recent article published in ‘Revista Tempo do Mundo’ highlights the urgent intersection of social justice, climate action, and the unique needs of indigenous communities, proposing a simplified Human Development Index specifically tailored for non-
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In a landscape where climate change poses a formidable challenge, the boreal forests of eastern Canada emerge as a crucial player in the global carbon cycle. A recent study by Aurélie Terrier, published in the journal ‘VertigO’, sheds light on the co
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Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is emerging as a pivotal technology in the European Union’s strategy to combat climate change. A recent article by Rebeca Neri O’Neill, published in ‘VertigO’ (translated as “Vertigo”), delves into the complexities su
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Recent research from the Islamic Azad University in Iran has spotlighted a pressing environmental issue: the contamination of underground water resources by pesticide toxins, particularly Hinosan. Led by Majid Saghi, a researcher affiliated with the
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Recent research conducted at the Wendelstein 7-X (W7-X) stellarator has unveiled critical insights into the complex dynamics of plasma turbulence, a key challenge for achieving sustainable magnetic confinement fusion. This study, led by P. Mulholland
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In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Nuclear Fusion’, researchers are unveiling a transformative approach to divertor target design for stellarators, a type of nuclear fusion reactor. This innovative scheme, led by B. Liu from the Key Laboratory o
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The integration of electric vehicles (EVs) into power grids is transforming the energy landscape, but it also brings significant operational challenges. A groundbreaking study led by Jessica Alice A. Silva from the Department of Systems and Energy at
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In a world grappling with the dual challenges of deforestation and the urgent need for sustainable energy sources, a recent study led by Jairo Alonso Tunjano from the University of Tolima offers a promising solutio
University of Tolima Study Reveals Gmelina Arborea’s Dual Benefits for Forestry Read More »
In the ever-evolving landscape of energy production, the recent editorial from Francesco Romanelli, the Editor-in-Chief of *Nuclear Fusion*, offers a fascinating glimpse into the future of fusion energy. While the specifics of the article remain undi
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Recent research published in the ‘New Journal of Physics’ sheds light on a fascinating phenomenon in the realm of coupled oscillator networks, which has significant implications for energy systems, including power grids. The study, led by Jakob Niehu
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