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GoSun built a practical electric tractor that charges itself with solar panels [video]
Electric farm tractors are a great idea that hasn't quite found a way to succeed in the market, but Ohio-based GoSun thinks the time is right to try again – this time with integrated solar charging technology that could give its all-electric…
The 9 buzziest startups from Y Combinator's latest Demo Day, according to VCs
Another Y Combinator Demo Day took place on Thursday, but this batch looked a little different. While every cohort brings a fresh wave of founders, the startups presenting this week skewed far more toward deep tech than in past years. As we do…
A joyful harvest: the young Welsh farmers growing food for Birmingham
Kilos and kilos of courgettes, cucumbers, tomatoes and salad leaves are ripe and ready for picking on a small Welsh farm in the rural county of Powys. The haul being harvested by Tilly Gomersall is not just impressive after a difficult growing…
Govt. raisin processing unit in Vijayapura to help farmers cut down on transportation costs to Maharashtra
After almost a two-year wait, grape growing farmers in Vijayapura, Bagalkot and Belagavi districts will be able to access raisin processing and a cold storage unit at Thoravi village in Vijayapura from November. Funded by the National Bank for…
Villagers say giant solar park which will create a 'crystal desert
Surrounded by rolling farmland and boasting thatched Tudor cottages, pub and a church recorded in the Domesday Book, one could say Salford Priors is the epitome of a classic English village. But residents of the picturesque community – and…
A $9.4 billion gas bill sees developing Asian nations sour on LNG
The loss of a fifth of liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply due to the US-Iran war is blowing out costs for Asia's developing markets, and forcing a rethink of the fuel's long-term future in the region. Qatari shipments of LNG through the Strait of…
Inside a Northumberland barn conversion with 'amazing' views for £625,000
Take a look inside a barn conversion in Northumberland, with 'amazing' panoramic views, up for sale at £625,000. The large property on Allensgreen, in the village of Bardon Mill, is being marketed by Rook Matthew Sayer. With views across the…
Kate Middleton to 'pay biggest price for Kardashian-ness' of Sussexes' UK return
The return of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to Britain could create an unexpected headache for the Princess of Wales, with royal commentator Daniela Elser warning that Kate Middleton may be the family member most exposed to the renewed Sussex…
New and affordable homes can support 6,000 jobs says council as examination begins
Monmouthshire County Council has set out the approach behind its replacement local development plan which sets out where new housing, and employment sites, should be located as an examination of the plan, intended to guide development in the county…
Sparing small rooftop-solar businesses the initial legwork
Most of the small businesses offering rooftop solar installation services are constrained by the time and effort needed to estimate the requirements of a potential customer before a sale can be concluded. To offer a price quote, they will typically…
The ideas shaping von der Leyen's pitch to Carney
The most ambitious proposals would bring Canada closer to the EU's single market, expanding its existing trade ties with the bloc and moving it toward the level of integration enjoyed by nations such as Switzerland and Norway. Spanish Socialist…
EPA plans to raise your health costs by $120B on Monday
The EPA plans to announce a new policy on Monday that will eliminate limits on power plant pollution, saddling Americans with another $120 billion in long-term health costs, in the latest step of Trump's assault on Americans' pocketbooks. The news…
New classrooms, roads and bridges among MPs' triumphs
With just two months to the election, most incumbent MPs in Christchurch are in the swing of campaigning. But what have they achieved for their voters this term? Raphael Franks reports Hamish Campbell, Ilam, National Campbell says one of his…
UCSB Junior Faculty Members Selected for NSF CAREER Awards
Some of the most essential functions of the human body are performed by tiny subcellular structures called peroxisomes. These membrane-bound organelles are instrumental in a range of metabolic functions, including breaking down fatty acids…
37 locals turned away from Anglesey 'ghost estate' in holiday home row
Frustration is building over a planning deadlock that has left a new housing development on Anglesey sitting virtually empty for more than two years. At least 37 predominantly local people wanting to buy homes have been turned away – because…
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