Breaking News In Sustainability - August 1 (1)

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Breaking News:

Innovative Advancement in Hydrogen and Fertilizer Production
Scientists have developed a novel technique to generate hydrogen for fuel and nitrite, a fertilizer precursor, from ammonia. This lab-scale innovation could integrate these industries, reducing dependency on remote hydrogen sources and creating a more streamlined system. (read more)

Unexpected Advancement for Emerging Solar Material
Researchers at the University of Kansas have discovered a critical element contributing to the remarkable efficiency of a new type of organic semiconductors called non-fullerene acceptors (NFAs). These materials hold promise for next-generation solar panels due to their cost-effectiveness, flexibility, and versatility. The study, published in Advanced Materials, provides insight into the factors behind NFAs' impressive performance. (find out more)

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