Antarctic Bacteria Live on Air and Make Their Own Water Using Hydrogen as Fuel
Antarctic soil bacteria live in harsh environments by relying on inorganic compounds like hydrogen, methane and carbon dioxide.
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Introducing Terra: the 135m Pavilion That Generates All Its Own Water and Energy
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Sustainable Urbanisation: Decarbonising Southeast Asia's Built Environment
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What Is 'Marine Snow' and How Does It Help the Ocean to Store Carbon?
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Why Improvisation Is the Future in an Ai-dominated World
Improvised activities are less rule-based, more chaotic, and more process-oriented. AI has been making significant strides in this area.
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