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Breakthrough in Fuel Cell Technology

July 16, 2026

Scientists have made a significant discovery that could change the way we think about energy production. They've developed a new type of anode for solid oxide fuel cells that can run on a variety of fuels, including natural gas and coal-based syngas, without being poisoned by sulfur or clogged by ca

health

Eating Patterns and Life Expectancy

July 16, 2026

Researchers have found a link between the timing of meals and life expectancy in adults. A study of nearly 29,000 adults in the United States revealed that people who eat most of their food in the morning or evening may be more likely to die early. The researchers looked at data from adults aged 2

sports

Todd Park Makeover: Community Weighs In

July 15, 2026

The future of Todd Park's youth baseball and softball fields is up for a major overhaul. Recently, the Austin Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department hosted a public town hall to gather feedback from the community. The goal was to hear from users about their experiences and suggestions for improve

environment

Colorado's Renewable Energy Surge

July 15, 2026

Colorado has made a significant leap in its energy transition, with renewables accounting for 53% of the state's electricity in the first quarter of the year. This milestone is a testament to the state's commitment to clean energy. In 2004, only 2.6% of Colorado's electricity came from renewables, p

art

Vibrant Art Scene in Boulder County

July 15, 2026

Boulder County is buzzing with creative energy, showcasing a diverse range of artistic expressions. In the heart of Boulder, the 15th Street Gallery features stunning lithographs by Santa Fe artist Rodney Carswell, offering a glimpse into his unique perspective. The city's vibrant art scene is n

business

The Dark Side of Data Centers

July 15, 2026

In Virginia, a new player is eyeing a former ethanol plant site in Hopewell for a data center. This move has sparked both excitement and concern among locals. On one hand, data centers promise a surge in revenue and job opportunities. On the other hand, they come with a hefty price tag - a massive d

business

US Investment Push in the Caribbean

July 15, 2026

The United States is making a significant move to increase its investments in the Caribbean region. A key government agency, the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), is set to explore new opportunities in energy, infrastructure, and other sectors. This initiative aims to provide

science

Cd-excluding plants shield themselves from toxic soils

July 15, 2026

Cadmium contamination in soil is a pressing issue for food safety worldwide. Certain plants have developed a robust defense system to prevent cadmium from entering their edible parts. This defense mechanism is multi-layered and involves various strategies to restrict cadmium uptake. These plants

science

Supercharged Nanoparticles Fight Cancer

July 15, 2026

Scientists have made a major breakthrough in the field of thermoplasmonics. They've discovered a way to make tiny particles called nanoparticles super efficient at converting light into heat. This is a big deal because it could lead to new treatments for cancer. The researchers found that by adding

science

Climate Change Takes a Toll on Endangered Bats

July 15, 2026

Little brown bats are struggling to survive in a changing climate. These small creatures need to eat a lot of insects during their short active season to store enough energy for reproduction and migration. But the weather and availability of food are not always favorable. Researchers have noticed th

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