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12/10/2025

Germany is taking a groundbreaking step toward the future of clean energy with Stellaris, a revolutionary stellarator fusion reactor developed by Proxima Fusion.

Fusion energy, often called the holy grail of power, replicates the Sun’s natural process of fusing atomic nuclei to unleash massive amounts of energy. The major challenge has always been stability keeping the ultra-hot plasma contained long enough to sustain fusion.

This next-generation reactor promises safe, carbon-free, and virtually limitless power that could potentially energize the entire planet by 2030. If successful, this breakthrough could usher in a new era of sustainable, risk-free energy—transforming how humanity powers the world.

09/10/2025

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Get rid of it and get on with your life care with wet room bathrooms ,extraction should go to the outside and not the loft or you will bring in moisture .washing machines behind fridges ,if you have venterlation systems don't turn them off at any stage as mould will grow in the tubing lower them when not required increase to gain clearing when able .

05/10/2025

Sunflowers aren’t just beautiful—they’re also natural environmental heroes. Through a process called phytoremediation, these bright blooms can absorb heavy metals and toxins from the soil, helping to restore polluted and contaminated areas.

This remarkable ability has been put to work in some of the world’s most challenging disaster sites. After the Chernobyl and Fukushima nuclear accidents, sunflowers were planted to help extract radioactive elements like cesium and strontium from the soil. Their roots draw in these harmful substances, storing them safely in the plant, which can later be removed—effectively reducing contamination over time.

Phytoremediation with sunflowers is considered a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to traditional chemical cleanup methods. Unlike harsh industrial techniques, sunflowers work naturally and sustainably, harnessing the power of plants to heal the earth.

Scientists are continuing to study and improve this method, exploring how sunflowers and other hyperaccumulator plants can be used in urban areas, mining sites, and agricultural land contaminated with heavy metals. It’s a brilliant example of how nature itself offers solutions to some of humanity’s most pressing environmental problems.

05/10/2025

Tree roots communicate via mycorrhizal fungal networks, the "wood wide web," sharing nutrients and warning signals about pests or drought. These fungi connect trees, enabling resource exchange and forest resilience, as studied by ecologist Suzanne Simard. This hidden system reveals trees as cooperative organisms.

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