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In 2022, scientists unveiled a wind-turbine material that could be recycled into gummy-bear ingredients. Four years later, where did the idea go?
2026-09-22 — scienceblog.com


The first EPA sediment cleanup on the Minnesota side of the St Louis River, in 2018, remediated 37,000 cubic yards of contaminated mud in Minnesota Slip in Duluth; the last, finished in 2026, addressed 225,000 cubic yards at Thomson Reservoir at a cost of $30.5 million
2026-09-21 — scienceblog.com


Each blade on Vestas's V236 offshore turbine is 115.5 metres long, longer than a football pitch, and one machine sweeps 43,742 square metres of sky to produce up to 80 gigawatt-hours a year; more than 12 gigawatts of them are already on order
2026-09-21 — scienceblog.com


Since 2016, Dutch engineers have built a 1,300-hectare archipelago of seven islands inside Markermeer using sand and mud dredged from the lake floor
2026-09-21 — scienceblog.com


The Oliphant Farm outside Laurel, Delaware, hosted the state's 29th round of agricultural easement selections in October 2025 — more than 100 acres that have produced corn and soybeans for five generations of the same family, with the oldest building on the property dating to the 1880s
2026-09-20 — scienceblog.com


Antarctica’s Blood Falls isn’t coloured by blood or algae. Dissolved iron in ancient brine beneath Taylor Glacier oxidises at the surface, forming iron-rich nanospheres that stain the ice rust-red.
2026-09-20 — scienceblog.com


A compound tested as a cancer drug in the 1960s failed and drew little interest for two decades until the HIV epidemic arrived. Researchers tested AZT against the virus and found it blocked replication, and in 1987 it became the first antiretroviral drug approved in the United States to treat AIDS.
2026-09-19 — scienceblog.com


The James Webb telescope does not orbit Earth: it circles the Sun–Earth L2 point 1.5 million kilometres away, keeping its mirror permanently shielded from the Sun—and unlike Hubble, it was never designed for astronauts to repair.
2026-09-17 — scienceblog.com


Ancient DNA decays roughly four times faster in the Caribbean than in temperate North America and about 14 times faster than in subpolar Greenland and Alaska, and modelling the slowest-decaying of the 75 dated samples that still held enough DNA puts the practical limit on recoverable DNA there at roughly 5,000 years
2026-09-16 — scienceblog.com


UC San Diego planner Lawrence Frank: every hour in an electric car raises obesity odds by the same 6% as every hour in a gas one
2026-09-15 — scienceblog.com

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