Next-Generation Solar Cells Reach Record Efficiency in Laboratory Trials
Researchers develop flexible perovskite layers capable of capturing broader light spectrums, paving the way for low-cost urban solar roofs.
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Researchers develop flexible perovskite layers capable of capturing broader light spectrums, paving the way for low-cost urban solar roofs.
European coastal towns are planting underwater meadows to reduce wave energy and store carbon dioxide.
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Seven neighboring nations establish cooperative early-warning systems to manage glacial runoff and prevent severe flash floods across shared valleys.