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How a Caribbean community restored its ailing mangroves

When a pristine Caribbean mangrove was decimated by a tourism project, locals on Union Island found a way restore it to its former glory

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How waste food can reduce our reliance on natural gas

As gas prices hit record highs, one renewable alternative to fossil fuel gas comes from food waste, farm sludge and sewage.

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After a Shaky Start, Airborne Wind Energy Is Slowly Taking Off

Numerous companies are developing technologies, such as large kites, that can harvest wind energy up to a half-mile above ground. While still in its nascent stages, airborne wind power could potentially be used in remote locations or flying from barges far offshore.

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Google parent company s balloon-based internet plan pops

Google parent company s balloon-based internet plan pops Tyler Van Dyke © Provided by Washington Examiner Google s parent company is letting the air out on a project to provide more remote areas with internet access using massive balloons after the project was unable to reduce its sky-high costs. Alphabet launched Loon in 2011 to connect the 3.8 billion people who, by Loon s estimate, live in hard-to-reach areas where internet providers have found it too cost-prohibitive to install traditional ground-based network systems. The project relied on sending gas-filled polyethylene balloons as large as tennis courts more than 60,000 feet into the sky, according to the Wall Street Journal.

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