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Emily Waltz

Emily Waltz

Associate Editor at The Risk Factor

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    China, Russia, and U.S. Race to Develop Lunar Nuclear Reactors

    Why are China, Russia, and the US racing to build nuclear reactors on the moon? Dive into the reasons behind this cosmic competition.
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    A Simple Solution to Wind Turbine Bird Deaths?

    Wind turbines are killing birds, especially eagles, but painting one blade black could reduce deaths by 70%. Why aren't more wind farms adopting this simple solution? Ecologist Roel May's study faces resistance from engineers due to technical concerns.
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    This Chart Might Keep You From Worrying About AI’s Energy Use

    The world is anxious about the strain on power grids from AI data centers. But in the past, innovation in efficiency has balanced electricity demand from tech growth in the U.S. Can we do it again with AI?
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    XPrize in Carbon Removal Goes to Enhanced Rock Weathering

    The XPrize Foundation awarded $50M to Mati Carbon for its innovative carbon removal technique using enhanced rock weathering.
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    First Supercritical CO2 Circuit Breaker Debuts

    A new high-voltage breaker can clear grid-scale faults without greenhouse gas
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    Why China Is Building a Thorium Molten-Salt Reactor

    China’s demo reactor could breed nuclear fuel from rare earth waste
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    Startups Begin Geoengineering the Sea

    These companies are trying to make the oceans a better carbon sink
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    The Top 10 Energy Stories of 2024

    Power beaming, nuclear fusion, and powerful geothermal drilling topped readers' favorites
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    Big Tech Backs Small Nuclear

    Google and Amazon invest in small modular reactors to power data centers
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    Oceans Lock Away Carbon Slower Than Previously Thought

    A low-budget rotating gravity machine reveals potential kink in climate models
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    A Clean, Green Way to Recycle Solar Panels

    <p>See how this Italian startup recovers valuable materials without toxic chemicals</p>
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    ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit 2024: Coolest Tech - IEEE Spectrum

    <p>New batteries and mining techniques shine at the annual energy showcase</p>
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    How to EMP-Proof a Building

    <p>Oak Ridge researchers mimicked electromagnetic pulses to block them</p>
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    Femtosecond Lasers Solve Solar Panels’ Recycling Issue

    <p>Glass welding seals PV panels without requiring troublesome polymers</p>
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    Heat Pumps Take on Cold Climates

    Eight companies aim to prove that their heat pumps are viable in subzero temps
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    The Brain-Implant Company Going for Neuralink’s Jugular

    Synchron’s electrodes are delivered via blood vessel
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    UPDATE: Neuralink’s Human Tests Progress; Critics Persist

    Elon Musk misled investors about brain-chip testing, lawmakers allege
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    Researchers Invent New Method for Non-Invasive Deep Brain Stimulation

    MIT scientists selectively excite neurons deep in the brain without implanting electrodes
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    Elon Musk Announces Neuralink Advance Toward Syncing Our Brains Wit...

    Musk's company Neuralink demonstrates fully implantable chip in pigs
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    Spermato-WHOA-a! Human Sperm Don’t Swim Like We Thought

    3D microscope reveals that sperm have been fooling scientists for 350 years
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    How Do Neural Implants Work?

    Neural implants are used for deep brain stimulation, vagus nerve stimulation, and mind-controlled prostheses