The French capital restricts traffic because of air pollution
A period of dry weather caused by a high-pressure swirling area on the north of France, forced Paris to enforce traffic restrictions due to an increase in air pollution.
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A period of dry weather caused by a high-pressure swirling area on the north of France, forced Paris to enforce traffic restrictions due to an increase in air pollution.
We are still using the old lithium-ion battery technology of many years ago, while the demand for this type of battery is increasing, as mobile devices and electric vehi…
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Chinese experts use small-sized processing machines to make almost completely flat Fresnel lenses, capable of increasing the efficiency of solar panels.
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Associate Professor of China University of Water Resources and Agriculture Construction Dong Tian An affirmed that Chinese agriculture is severely affected by 'nuclear w…