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US, Japan announce joint partnership to accelerate nuclear fusion - Vimarsana News

US, Japan announce joint partnership to accelerate nuclear fusion

The US and Japan announced a joint partnership to accelerate development and commercialisation of nuclear fusion, the US department of energy said on Wednesday.

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TOKYO -- The Japanese and U.S. governments will form a cooperative framework that will make use of generative artificial intelligence to take scientif

Source: nikkei.com
Article: The World's Final Response to Climate Change: Hospice Care for a Dying Planet - Vimarsana News

Article: The World's Final Response to Climate Change: Hospice Care for a Dying Planet

Article: The World's Final Response to Climate Change: Hospice Care for a Dying Planet - After decades of fighting climate change, the world is in worse shape than ever teetering on 'climate hell' While this dire crisis should mandate all hands on deck worldwide with a laser focus on stopping climate change, we are witnessing feeble responses of nations backtracking on commitments, making concessions to climate change deniers and corporations that put profits first.The restrained world response is suicidal.

What does "net-zero" really mean for climate goals? - Vimarsana News

What does "net-zero" really mean for climate goals?

The United States and North Carolina have goals to cut greenhouse gas emissions and reach "net zero" by 2050. But what does "net zero" really mean?

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10th UNC Cleantech Summit expected to be largest yet - Vimarsana News

10th UNC Cleantech Summit expected to be largest yet

The two-day event will promote cleantech as an economic driver and a career choice for Carolina students.

Source: unc.edu