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Between Heaven and Earth is an original essay by Eric Walters, part of CBC Books' Moving Forward series.

 E-Mail IMAGE: PNNL scientist Ruozhu Feng created a series of molecular engineering steps to cultivate fluorenones energy-carrying capability, part of an effort at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory to develop new energy-storage technology... view more  Credit: (Photo by Andrea Starr | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) A compound used widely in candles offers promise for a much more modern energy challenge--storing massive amounts of energy to be fed into the electric grid as ...

RICHLAND, Wash.-A compound used widely in candles offers promise for a modern energy challenge-storing massive amounts of energy to be fed into the...

Date Time Clingy Copper Ions Contribute to Catalyst Slowdown Heavy-duty diesel trucks on the road today are equipped with aftertreatment systems that include selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology using urea solution as a reducing agent to curtail harmful nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions from engine exhaust before they reach the tailpipe. SCRs rely on a catalyst to help chemically convert NOx gases into nitrogen, water, and small amounts of carbon dioxide. Like anything else subject to th...

Ocean City Film Festival promises a weeklong virtual feast Filmmakers, actors say virtual Sundance means more access UP NEXT With more than 80 films from 15 U.S. states and 11 countries, the 5th Annual Ocean City Film Festival promises to be a virtual feast for movie fans. The festival, an initiative of the Art League of Ocean City, will be all virtual and will be held over a week from March 4-11. “We have extended the festival to a week-long event in 2021 to give viewers more time to view a...

When discovery+ launches on January 4, one of the first programs available for streaming will be Amityville Horror House, the latest in the “Shock Docs” series. It follows Devil’s Road: The True Story of Ed and Lorraine Warren, which debuted on Travel Channel back on Labor Day. In a release, Discovery says the “Shock Docs” series “journeys back to the most infamous horror cases our country has ever known, taking a fresh look at true and terrifying tales of paranormal encounters.�...

and the emerging role of community banks. washington journal is next. . . host: tell us about the progress that was made on monday and what the senate may or may not be doing. guest: the house energy and commerce committee was able to pass the house democrats version of health reform bill. they have been having a bit of trouble all along the way with some of the more conservative democrats, but they were able to make some deals and the house should take it up when they return from rece...