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>> reporter: n 2 implied is testing its equipment at various sites across england. a slurry is fed through this machine, which absorbs nitrogen through the air. then the slurry is blasted with a 50 kilowatt plasma torch, simulating a lightning blast which locks in both methane and ammonia. >> an over 99% emission, so practical elimination there. 95% reduction in ammonia emissions. and we practically double the nitrogen content of the slourry which can be used as a more sustainable fertilizer sou...

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Than 2a hours per home. one machine is able to 3d printer house and that we have local labour come on—site to put on a door and a roof and a few of the other things to complete the home. these houses built in a part of mexico that suffers from earthquakes so how safe are they consider the entire design was to make that homes could withstand any type of earthquakes or hurricanes, its why we chose to do this project in a seismic area because a lot of the families in the world that need adequate ...

Its like the results got reversed in terms of the parties on that one machine. it would be like if you took all the votes from one machine and held them up to a mirror before you counted them. the scoop was borne out of documents unearthed by a public records request. the documents have been given to the oversight committee in the house of representatives which is investigating what happened in georgias election last year. more than 15,000 pages of records have been turned over. if whats in that...

Outside athens georgia. on machine three, republicans won every race. on each of the other six machines in that precinct, democrats won every race. the odds an anomaly that large are less than one in a million. there might be a simple explanation. if you took that one outlier machine and switched the vote tal llie tallies, you wanted the republican votes to democrats and democrat votes to republicans, that would disappear and the results on machine three would fall right in line with the other s...

In that precinct the democrat won every single race on every single machine except for one machine. quote, to find out a clue -- to find a clue about what might have gone wrong, look no further than voting machine number three at the winterville train depot outside athens georgia. on machine three, republicans won every race. on each of the other six machines in that precinct, democrats won every race. the odds an anomaly that large are less than one in a million. there might be a simple explana...

Race on the ballot than any other race. by a lot. what was going on? around 80,000 fewer people voted in the lieutenant governor race than in other races even further down the ballot like votes for labor commissioner. more people voted for labor commissioner than lieutenant governor, the number two elected official? thats weird. that drop-off in the lieutenant governor race vote has been a mystery since november 2018. it led reporters to try to figure out why and how that happened in georgia. to...

Through across western countries and it is likely to get worse. research suggests that the use of robots does in fact reduce employment by about six workers for one machine. further, that in the u.s. robots have been largely deployed in the midwest and south. once met roareas, rural area is less likely to be home to centers of technology, entertainment, low end finance. in america they vote for a party that promises tax cuts for the rich and benefit cuts for the working class. that is then. "the...

Across western countries. and it is likely to get worse. research by economist darren asimogo suggests the use of robots does, in fact, reduce employment by about six workers for one machine. further, in the u.s., robots have been largely deployed in the midwest and south, while metro areas usually have rich and growing creative and service industries, rural america is less likely to be home to centers of technology, entertainment, law and finance. people in these areas are often described as be...