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22 Mar The Ocean CleanUp Project in The Netherlands

Started in 2013 by the 21-year-old Dutch inventor and entrepreneur Boyan Slat, the Ocean CleanUp project means to extract plastic pollution from the oceans and prevent more plastic debris from entering ocean waters. The project received  over $2.2 million in crowdfunding and financial contributions from large sponsors including Salesforce.com chief executive...

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09 Mar 3D Printed Houses in less than 24 Hours

The first 3D-printed residential home, engineered by the tech startup Apis Cor, took less than a day to construct and cost under $11,000 to complete. A mobile 3D printer created the building's concrete walls and partitions as a fully connected structure, rather than printing the...

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15 Feb Wattway – World’s First Solar Road – In France

French officials have opened the world's first solar road in the region of Normandy, unveiling a 1-kilometre-long (0.6-mile-long) route covered in 2,880 photovoltaic panels. The trial roadway, called Wattway, passes through the small town of Tourouvre-au-Perche.Wattaway believes a one -kilometer stretch of road can provide electricity...

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25 Jan World’s first floating city

If ocean levels continue to rise at their current rate, French Polynesia could lose up to two-thirds of its land to the sea, and now the local government has decided that it’s time to explore the possibility of moving its citizens to an actual floating...

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14 Dec First laser out of water and light

Researchers have developed the world’s first water-wave laser, demonstrating that lasers can, in fact, be created by interactions between light and water waves. These new lasers offer researchers incredible control, and could help them to use lasers on tiny 'lab-on-a-chip' technologies, enabling them to more effectively study...

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