In a groundbreaking move towards sustainable tourism, solar-powered electric boats will soon cruise the Singapore River.
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First solar-powered electric boats to ply Singapore River next monthSolar-powered electric boats will soon ply the Singapore River, with two of 10 such vessels going into service next month.
Solar power continues to reach new heights every year. Set to be the largest source of renewable energy power within the next ...
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Fish-tracking robot aims to make fishing more sustainable in developing nationsWhen fishers on Lake Chilwa cast their nets, they don’t know whether there are fish below, or something else entirely. “We ...
Central Middle School students are among those tracking a robot boat as it makes its way to Japan. The robotics club launched ...
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Houston government funds seafood sector's carbon footprint reduction“Addressing climate change continues to be a priority for our government,” said Kent Smith, N.S. Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture. “Funding for these seafood organizations will help support our ...
A new study by the Environmental Defense Fund, in conjunction with The University of The Bahamas, said that electric-powered vessels are a big opportunity for remote Family Islands.
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