A unique solar reactor promises to overcome the high costs and transport difficulties involved in developing green hydrogen. The first pilot plant will go into operation in Switzerland in February 2024, but the innovation is also attracting interest abroad.
This sobering assessment underscores the urgency of addressing the escalating climate crisis. The revised prognosis from scientists at the Global Carbon Project paints a disconcerting picture, deeming the crossing of the critical 1.5°C global temperature increase threshold as “inevitable” and projecting its consistent exceedance over the coming years.
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“We are at the exact location of the future reactor!” exclaims American billionaire Bill Gates, standing in front of a construction site. It is on this site in Kemmerer, Wyoming (United States), that the first mini-nuclear power plant is expected to be operational by 2030. Founded by Bill Gates, the startup TerraPower aims to use sodium to cool these next-generation plants.
Lebanese engineer Raja Yazigi has embarked on a visionary quest to reshape the energy landscape through his revolutionary invention—a solar panel that defies convention by generating electricity not only during the day but also throughout the night.
The looming deoxygenation event that could impact Earth serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of our planet’s life-supporting systems. This realization aligns with the age-old wisdom encapsulated in the proverb, “forewarned is forearmed.” The persistent efforts to discover habitable planets gain even greater significance in the face of this impending challenge. Such endeavors become not just a pursuit of scientific curiosity but a vital necessity, given the potential future scarcity of oxygen on Earth.