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Why does paper tear more easily when it's wet?

Paper gets flimsy when wet due to its chemical structure, primarily its hydrogen bonds.

LiveScience

The Guardian view on hydrogen hype: it’s perhaps not as green as you think

Editorial: Low carbon emissions in Europe cannot come at the cost of environmental destruction abroad

The Guardian - UK

Explorer excited to add hydrogen balloon attempt to his Atlantic crossings

Sir David Hempleman-Adams is part of a team of three aiming to be the first to cross the Atlantic in an open-basket gas balloon.

The Independent UK

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Why Ambitious U.S. Emissions Reduction Goals Are Increasingly Out of Reach

Amid huge profits for oil majors, pressure builds on banks to cut ties.

Capital & Main

Weird dark spot on Neptune may have a bright spot buddy

A puzzling bright smudge was captured clinging to this dark spot in Neptune’s atmosphere.

Space

Ammonia Could Be The Next Big Thing In Carbon-free Fuel

The only thing stopping the use of ammonia as fuel is the current polluting method of producing it.

Zenger

BMW Group To Debut Vision Neue Klasse, 5 Series PHEV, Electric Mini In Munich

The i7 Protection and iX5 Hydrogen will also be at the show.

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Andhra Pradesh CM to lay stones for renewable energy projects in Nandyal district on August 23

CM Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy to lay foundation for 2,300 MW Solar, 1014 MW (700 Solar & 314 Wind) & 2000 MW (1000 Solar & 1000 Wind) Power Projects in Nandyal District. APGENCO to enter MoU with NHPC for Pumped Storage Projects & release White Paper on Green Hydrogen Investment…

The Hindu

Why do some stars fail to ignite?

Also known as "failed stars," brown dwarfs are celestial bodies that sit on the boundary between gas giant planets and tiny stars.

LiveScience

Are we really made of 'star stuff' and what does that even mean? (video)

Astronomer Carl Sagan once said that humanity is "made of star stuff." In a new video, astrophysicist Suzanna Randall explains what that actually means and where the elements in our body come from.

Space

What Makes Or Breaks A Good Hair Day? A Chemist Reveals The Secrets Of Hair Structure

Summer humidity can change the way your hair is behaving – but what’s the science behind that?

Inverse

Kooragang project will "build the foundation" of Australia's hydrogen economy

The hub will help Orica to transition away from its use of gas.

Newcastle Herald

Three explorers aim to be first to cross Atlantic in a hydrogen balloon

The five-day adventure, involving a crew with a combined age of more than 200, will take place in September.

The Independent UK

What are partially hydrogenated oils?

Also called PHOs, here is why the FDA is attempting to ban them

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The Hindu

Seven units of Polavaram power project likely to be commissioned in 2024-25

AP-Genco is leading the way in promoting Pumped Storage Hydropower Projects (PSHPs) with feasibility reports for 33,240 MW capacity. Steps taken to implement Green Hydrogen/Ammonia Policy & procure 7,000 MW solar power from SECI. AP-Transco reduced transmission losses to 2.69%. 15 PSHPs awarded with 16,180 MW capacity to expand RE…

Space

Supersonic tsunamis 3 times as tall as our sun are breaking on a distant 'heartbreak star'

The enormous waves are the result of gravitational tides dragging around stellar material.

Newcastle Herald

The thirsty work of making green hydrogen

More than 50 litres of water could be needed to create a kilogram of hydrogen.

Space

Gravitational waves show black holes prefer certain masses before they collide

Knowing that black holes tend to have these masses could help provide a new way of measuring the expansion rate of the universe.

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Newcastle Herald

Green light looms for hydrogen project

ENERGY: AGL, Fortescue likely to sign off on Liddell project in coming months

The Guardian - UK

Prospectors hit the gas in the hunt for ‘white hydrogen’

The zero-emission fuel may exist in abundant reserves below ground. Now large sums are being invested to look for it

The Conversation

Why does your hair curl in the summer? A chemist explains the science behind hair structure

If you have curly hair, you know that every day is a new adventure. What will my hair do today? Why does it curl better on some days than others? And even those without naturally curly hair might notice their hair curling – or, let’s be honest, frizzing – a…

Homes & Gardens

9 ways to use hydrogen peroxide for cleaning – revealed by experts

Professional cleaners explain how you can use hydrogen peroxide around your home to clean and disinfect

Newcastle Herald

Biorefinery plan unveiled for Newcastle port

Proposed biorefinery project would complement the Clean Energy Precinct.

InsideEVs

Nikola Increases Retail BEV Sales, Starts FCEV Production

Nikola Corporation reports progress related to its Class 8 battery-electric truck sales and start of production of the hydrogen fuel cell version.

The Conversation

Looking back toward cosmic dawn − astronomers confirm the faintest galaxy ever seen

The universe we live in is a transparent one, where light from stars and galaxies shines bright against a clear, dark backdrop. But this wasn’t always the case – in its early years, the universe was filled with a fog of hydrogen atoms that obscured light from the earliest stars…

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