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The Amount of Oil We Can Recover Keeps Growing
The U.S. Geological Survey doubles its estimate for the size of a huge U.S. oil and gas resource.
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Faster-than-Light Neutrino Puzzle Claimed Solved by Special Relativity
The relativistic motion of clocks on board GPS satellites exactly accounts for the superluminal effect, says physicist.
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Tesla’s Explosive Revenue Suggests a Brighter Future
The maker of the Model S is cranking out cars and may be on track to turn a profit.
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As GM Volt Sales Increase, That Doesn’t Mean It’s Successful
Sales of the car have improved, but not enough to turn the tide for advanced battery factories in the United States.
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Will Robots Create New Jobs When They Take Over Existing Ones?
A new class of smarter robots is being readied for the workplace.
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We Need Nuclear-Powered Airplanes, Not Solar-Powered Ones
Making liquid fuels from low-carbon sources is better than mounting solar panels on planes.
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Obama Still Needs to Make the Case for Dealing with Climate Change
Let’s stop pretending that clean energy innovation will completely offset the economic costs of abandoning fossil fuels.
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The Most Important New Technology Since the Smart Phone Arrives December 2012
Even if you’ve seen the Leap Motion before, this is a demo you’ve got to watch.
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Does It Matter If Electric Car Maker Fisker Fails?
Tesla and new fuel-economy standards have already jump-started battery-powered vehicles.
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The Best Hard Science Fiction Books of all Time
Ten titles that inspired Technology Review to publish its own collection of sci-fi stories.
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