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Maglev Trains

By: Peyton Farahi, Journalist

Experts believe that maglev trains could play an important role in the future of sustainable transportation. As technology improves and clean energy becomes more common, maglev systems may become more practical and affordable.

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Fighting Deforestation

By: Christopher Martinez Alvarado, Journalist

Forests are one of the most important natural resources on Earth. They provide homes for animals, help clean the air, and absorb carbon dioxide that contributes to climate change. However, deforestation—the clearing of forests for farming, construction, and other human activities—continues to damage ecosystems around the world.

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Solar Charger

By: Benjamin Gomez, Journalist

A solar charger could save your life one day.

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Eco-Friendly Houses

By: Laith Kassim, Journalist

Eco-friendly houses, also known as sustainable homes, are created to minimize environmental impact while maximizing efficiency and occupant health. Eco-friendly homes use a variety of environmental-friendly practices that help lower your carbon footprint and reduce waste as much as possible.

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Turning The Tide: Engineers Transform Rotten Seaweed Into Eco-Friendly Car Fuel to Slash CO2 Emissions

By: Esah Sheikh, Journalist

To reshape the future of sustainable energy, a groundbreaking development arose. A team of innovative engineers discovered a way to convert rotten seaweed into car fuel. This determined project aims to create a renewable energy source and also pursue to increasingly cut carbon emissions. The goal in the near future is to reduce 14 million tons of CO2 and help with greenhouse gas emissions.

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The Best and Worst Renewable Energy Sources

By: Mercer Tomasino, Journalist

We have all heard about renewable energy, like solar and wind, but are any of the different energy sources functional enough to use in our society? Or are they just new ways to create electricity that will never fully be eliminating pollution and extra greenhouse gasses?

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Permian Fracking In Texas

By: Landon Tucker, Journalist

The Permian fracking industry in Texas produces about 168 billion gallons of wastewater a year. Globally, that number becomes increasingly high and disturbing: 359 billion cubic meters a year.

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The Inflation Reduction Act – Explained

By: Ben Thai-Binh Nguyen, Journalist

The Inflation Reduction Act, one of the most significant pieces of legislation in modern history, hasn't garnered public attention. But why?

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Karl Wenner: From Surgeon to Conservationist Farmer

By: Mason Beasley, Journalist

Karl Wenner had a pollution problem that leaked into the next to Upper Klamath Lake because his land flooded each winter. He solved this problem by creating a wetland on 70 acres of his 400 acre farm to help fix the pollution problem.

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How Bamboo Pajamas Are Made

By: Zymaia Mendes, Journalist

Bamboo pajamas are a great example of how we are reducing our environmental footprint. Bamboo fabric is known for its breathability and draping qualities, making it an ideal candidate for comfortable sleepwear

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Hurricane Otis broke records smashing into Mexico.

By: William Bohoney, Journalist

Nobody could predict that Hurricane Otis would be this destructive, why could nobody see it?

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The Impact of Deforestation

By: Kairui Zhao, Journalist

Almost a third of the trees in the world have been destroyed, and the numbers are rising. What can we do about this? Read now to find more about this problem around the world.

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