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4 January 2020
→Plant-based batteries and supercapacitors: + w:VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland blog post"Greener electronics from spent grain and pine bark" states that VTT and w:Aalto University have joined the w:Academy of Finland's FinnCERES flagship programme to study the possibilities of using w:biocoal [...] to make batteries, w:supercapacitors and w:solar panels
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→Ecological tech: moved === Hemp supercapacitors === to === Plant-based batteries and supercapacitors ===
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→Sodium batteries: + ==== Broadbit sodium batteries ==== + ==== IBM sodium batteries ==== + 'Free of Heavy Metals, New Battery Design Could Alleviate Environmental Concerns' at IBM Research Blog, a Dec 2018 post
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→Ecological tech: + === Sodium batteries ===
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→Hydrogen: noting what is a picometre
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→Ecological tech: + tweak caption on H
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→Hydrogen: + File:Dihydrogen-2D-dimensions.png
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→Hydrogen: + File:Hydrogen atom.svg
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→Hydrogen: + Hydrogen fuel produced from (locally) harvested energy either by hydrogen panels or electrolysis plants can be considered and is being widely marketed as carbon-free, whereas steam reforming from other fuels causes carbon emissions
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→Hydrogen: Hydrogen can be produced by from w:water by w:electrolysis even on an industrial scale, with #Hydrogen panels or from w:hydrocarbons by w:steam reforming.
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2 January 2020
→AI: added Gibson Dunn & Crutcher legal updates for Q1, Q2 and Q3 2019.
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→AI: + Gibson Dunn & Crutcher (gibsondunn.com) is a global w:law firm, founded in Los Angeles in 1890. They publish a quarterly legal update on "Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems" + link to 'Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems Legal Update 4Q18
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31 December 2019
→AI: + link to 'Regulation of Artificial Intelligence: Sub-Saharan Africa' (loc.gov)
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→AI: + link to 'Regulation of Artificial Intelligence: Middle East and North Africa' (loc.gov)
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→AI: + link to 'Regulation of Artificial Intelligence: East/South Asia and the Pacific' (loc.gov)
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→AI: + link to 'Regulation of Artificial Intelligence: The Americas and the Caribbean' (loc.gov)
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→AI: + link to 'Regulation of Artificial Intelligence: International and Regional Approaches' (loc.gov)
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→AI: + 'Regulation of Artificial Intelligence: Comparative Summary' at loc.gov
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+ 'Regulation of Artificial Intelligence' at the w:Library of Congress (loc.gov)
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27 December 2019
→Hydrogen: + === Hydrogen aviation === + ZeroAvia.com has been developing w:fuel cell-based w:powertrains for aviation. + link
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+ == Ecological electric == + http://www.broadbit.com/ is a technology company developing revolutionary new batteries using novel sodium-based chemistries to power the future green economy
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26 December 2019
→Hemp tech: + 'Growing our way out of climate change by building with hemp and wood fibre', a 2014 article by The Guardian
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→Hemp tech: + Links + 'We Should Be Pouring Time And Money Into Hemp, Period.', a September 2018 Forbes article
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tweaks + link
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→Cattle emissions: + 'Asparagopsis taxiformis decreases enteric methane production from sheep published by w:Animal Production Science in August 2016
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+ === Cattle emissions === + According to Australian research, if 2% dry mattter of the w:Asparagopsis taxiformis seaweed is added to cattle fodder, the bovines' methane production falls to a tiny fraction (fall of 98.9%) in 72 hrs compared to cattle fed with traditional feed.+ source + reporting
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→Plastics-to-fuel: + 'Chemical Conversion of Plastic Waste into Fuel', a Youtube by Purdue Engineering (2019-02)
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+ === Plastics-to-fuel === + Researchers from Purdue University have developed a technology entitled 'Use of Supercritical Water for the Liquefaction of Polypropylene into Oil' that works on polyolefin waste, the sort of plastic used for grocery bags, toys, and shrink wrap...
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+ === Hydrogen panels === + Researchers from w:KU Leuven, Belgium have created hydrogen panels, that convert water vapor to hydrogen and oxygen using sunlight. + link to KU Leuven News
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→Ecological tech: definition of w:Hydrogen economy from Wikipedia
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8 November 2019
16 October 2019
typo
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→Hemp supercapacitors: + 'Interconnected Carbon Nanosheets Derived from Hemp for Ultrafast Supercapacitors with High Energy', a 2014 scientific article published in w:ACS Nano, a monthly, peer-reviewed, w:scientific journal, published by the w:American Chemical Society.
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29 September 2019
26 September 2019
Moved Consumerium tech to the bottom + fmt
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→Mobility tech: linking to mobility innovator GoMore.dk's sites
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copy-paste contents of For the consumer into = Mobility tech =
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→Hemp supercapacitors: + Wikipedia on uses of supercapacitors as a {{Q}}
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→Hemp supercapacitors: + definition of w:supercapacitor from Wikipedia as a {{Q}}
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→Hemp supercapacitors: + link to 'Earth power: hemp batteries better than lithium and graphene' (2019)
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+ === Hemp supercapacitors === + BBC.com article on 'Hemp fibres "better than graphene"' (2014)
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→Hemp tech: + === Hempcrete === + w:Hempcrete is a w:bio-composite material for construction + tweaks
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→Ecological tech: + == Power-to-gas == + Power-to-gas technologies are advancing. Power-to-gas involves energy losses in the conversion, but the power of gaseous energy that it is much cheaper to store than electricity...
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→Ecological tech: + == CO2 capture == + CO2 capture can refer to capturing CO2 from an industrial process or just grabbing it from air. + link to an article exploring the former
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→Hemp wood: + Official website of HempWood
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+ == Hemp tech == + === Hemp wood === + From seed to building material in less than a year is a reality in Kentucky as the first HempWood factory has opened.
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→Ecological tech: + link to Guardian article about Solar Foods' Solein
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+ == Food from air and electricity == + In Finland Solar Foods Ltd. has demonstrated making protein called Solein with renewable electricity and CO2 as raw material...
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→Ecological tech: + improve on HYdrogen BReakthrough Ironmaking Technology (HYBRIT)
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