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13.12.2008, 14:05
Kinetic energy from everyday movements like walking and dancing are being turned into electricity in a phenomenon known as “power harvesting”. Using energy provided by humans and turning it into new sources of power may
04.12.2008, 14:34
Avian mortalities, blights on the landscape and noise pollution are just a few of the negative consequences of supposedly greener energy solutions. Gabrielle Pickard for RT asks if the actions of environmentalists are doing more harm than good in their qu
04.12.2008, 07:07
Russia’s bid to step away from an economy based on producing and exporting energy and metals has moved in several directions. One of them is Rosnano – a state-owned non-profit company that promotes and finances nano-scie
25.01.2009, 19:57
Prince Albert of Monaco and a Russian parliamentary delegation have completed a joint expedition to the Antarctic, visiting a number of stations in an effort to get familiar with the conditions there.
06.02.2009, 08:01
A new study predicts that in a dozen years from now, powerful people will be seeking refuge from evasive communication media. To preserve their privacy, those who can afford it will build IT-free fortresses.
09.09.2009, 17:50
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9/11 was the day steel-framed buildings fell like sandcastles, the law of physics worked in reverse and the United States Air Force went missing in action. So what is the real story?
15.10.2010, 15:40
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What exactly is the Skolkovo innovation center and why is the world watching it so closely? Anatoly Aleksandrov, one of six co-founders of the center and the rector of Bauman University fills RT in with the details.
RT Politics Interview
18.10.2010, 23:04
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American food policy has resulted in increasing rates of obesity, particularly among lower-class and minority populations.
21.10.2010, 18:36
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Russia is considering becoming the world’s top supplier of fresh water as growing demand turns it into a strategic resource. That is if it can upgrade its own consumption to modern standards.
24.03.2009, 13:27
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It's been ten years since NATO began bombing the former Yugoslavia. New York Resident Lori Harfenist tries to find where public opinion stands on the streets of the city.
Published: 20 January, 2009, 15:56
In Cadarache, in the South of France, construction has started on a multi-billion dollar project called ITER. It aims to demonstrate the scientific and technical feasibility of nuclear fusion power.
