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- St. Patrick's Day Facts: Shamrocks, Snakes, and a Saint
St. Patrick was born in Britain, stout may be good for your heart, and there's a shamrock shortage in 2010. Learn more in our roundup of St. Patrick's Day facts.
- Space Photos of the Week: Spring Auroras, Starlets, More
Auroras spring to life, the Milky Way enters middle age, a Mars moon gets its close-up, and more in the week's best space pictures.
- Mutant All-Black Penguin Found
An all-black king penguin?a very rare mutant?was spotted and filmed on the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia. Video.
- Half-Male, Half-Female Chicken Mystery Solved
It was a tough egg to crack, but scientists have discovered that half-male, half-female chickens possess a mixture of genetically male and female cells.
- Extended Daylight Saving Time Not an Energy Saver?
An extra month of earlier mornings might be reducing use of artificial light, but other types of energy consumption more than offset the reduction, some studies suggest.
- $20-Million Prize for Renewable Ocean Energy Announced
Scotland's head of state unveiled the largest challenge prize to date for spurring advances in marine renewable energy, part of a bid to combat climate change.
- Roll-Up Solar Cells Printed Like Money
Sheets of flexible solar power cells have been "printed" using presses that normally churn out money?a technology that could help slash energy costs, experts say.
- Watermelon Juice May Be Next "Green" Fuel
Step aside, corn: Another summertime picnic favorite might be the next big thing in ethanol production, a new study suggests.
- U.S. Energy Secretary: Change Can Happen Fast
Steven Chu spoke with National Geographic magazine about his goals for the next four years, which include quick improvements and long-term developments.
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- New Shock Absorber Turns Pothole Power Into Electricity
Coming (maybe) to a hybrid near you: new technology that could help run a vehicle off the energy generated by bumps in the road.
- Poison Gas May Produce Clean Energy
The world's largest dead zone, the Black Sea, may be chock-full of future clean energy, a new study says.
- Hot New High-Tech Energy Source Is ... Wood?
Burning wood may seem backward, dirty, and environmentally hostile. But advanced power plants may hold great potential to save energy, cut costs, and even fight global warming.
- "Fossil Free" Fossil Fuels May Lie Deep Inside Earth
Using diamonds and a laser, scientists crushed and heated methane produced from just water and minerals to create the same hydrocarbon blend found in natural gas.
- Cow Manure, Other Homegrown Energy Powering U.S. Farms
From wind to sun to cow pies, rural regions are supplying more U.S. farmers with homegrown sources of renewable energy.
- Cairo Slums Get Energy Makeover
Using solar panels and biogas reactors, the nonprofit Solar CITIES project is bringing rural energy solutions to the urban poor in Egypt's largest city.
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