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Scientists Aims to Recycle Marine Life Growing on Oil Rigs - Vimarsana News

Scientists Aims to Recycle Marine Life Growing on Oil Rigs

Marine growth on the recycling rigs. Scientists want to demonstrate how marine vegetation on dormant oil and gas rigs in the North Sea may be used as fish and animal feed.

Eutrophication Continues To Increase in Blue Lakes Due to Climate Change - Vimarsana News

Eutrophication Continues To Increase in Blue Lakes Due to Climate Change

According to a recent study that gives a global inventory of lake hue, blue lakes throughout the world are at risk of becoming green-brown if global warming continues.

Advocates Claim that Nuclear Power May Help Cut Global Emissions in Half - Vimarsana News

Advocates Claim that Nuclear Power May Help Cut Global Emissions in Half

Advocates for nuclear power assert that it could reduce emissions globally by 50%. Even though the use of renewable energy is increasing, it still only makes up a small part of total energy usage. Scalable and emitting no carbon dioxide while producing electricity is nuclear energy.

Feeding Cars vs. Feeding People: Environmentalists Discuss Pitfalls of Using Food Crops in Fuel Production - Vimarsana News

Feeding Cars vs. Feeding People: Environmentalists Discuss Pitfalls of Using Food Crops in Fuel Production

Debates and discussions about the supposed benefit of biofuels ensue as the Biden administration announced plans to increase the production of biofuel.

Trans-Atlantic Voyage Recreated with Modern Twist: AI, Solar Tech - Vimarsana News

Trans-Atlantic Voyage Recreated with Modern Twist: AI, Solar Tech

A team of people from ten countries and three continents recreates a 400-year-old voyage to the Atlantic with a modern twist featuring AI and solar technology.