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Researchers recorded extreme heat and elevated nitrogen dioxide in restaurant kitchens using gas or propane appliances. The all-electric kitchens studied ran cooler and cleaner.
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America leads the world in energy resources and developing new energy technologies for both fossil fuels and renewables. That, says John Deutch, is an opportunity for cooperation in which the United States and its allies thrive.
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Technologies seen benefitting include nuclear fusion energy and better rechargeable batteries. Platform can relieve humans of repetitive manipulation of samples and provide rapid analysis of mountains of images in minutes.
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