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GreenMonk news roundup 12/30/2008

December 30, 2008 by Tom Raftery

  • This Machine Might* Save the World | Popular Science

    Two desktop-printer engineers quit their jobs to search for the ultimate source of endless energy: nuclear fusion. Could this highly improbable enterprise actually succeed?

    tags: fusion, nuclear fusion

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