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Sci & TechAug 28Wind turbine blades are the only part of the machine that no scrapyard accepts: in Atlanta, the first bridge in the United States was built that recycles them as load-bearing beamsThe alternative arose from a problem affecting one of the most difficult parts of wind turbines to reuse.Clarín
Sci & TechAug 28After the largest dam removal in the United States, the Yurok Tribe is bringing life back to the Klamath River with millions of native seedsLa remoción de cuatro represas volvió a conectar unas 420 millas de hábitat para salmones después de más de un siglo. Ahora, el desafío es restaurar las tierras que quedaron expuestas tras el drenaje de los embalses.Clarín
Sci & TechAug 28Weather today in Los Angeles, United States: the weather forecast for this Friday, August 28, 2026The extended forecast for the day. How will the sky be? What is the probability of rain?Clarín
Sci & TechAug 26Scientists in the United States discover that bacteria can leave a lasting “protective memory” in the gutA metabolite produced by bacteria when processing fiber left a molecular imprint that persisted even when administration ceased. This finding opens a new avenue for studying inflammatory bowel diseases.Clarín
Sci & TechAug 26In 1933, the United States completed a 549-kilometer waterway through Illinois to transport cargo between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River; decades later, it became a route for invasive carpAn engineering feat transformed freight transportation in the central United States, but caused an invasive species to begin spreading uncontrollably.Clarín
Sci & TechAug 23The United States recorded 178 rocket launches in 2025 . Trump new national space policy directs American ranges to support more than 1 , 000 launches and reentries annually by 2030 an average of nearly three spaceflight operations every day . The United States recorded 178 rocket launches in 2025, and a new national space policy under Trump aims for over 1,000 launches and reentries annually by 2030. This details ambitious future goals for U.S. space operations.spacedaily.com · United States
Sci & TechJul 29The AI Compute Arms Race : United States vs . ChinaThis article discusses an 'AI Compute Arms Race' between the United States and China, highlighting the intense competition in artificial intelligence technology. This rivalry has significant implications for global technological leadership and national security.livetradingnews.com · United States
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