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New technology battles climate change by using sand to absorb carbon
In the battle against climate change, a San Francisco nonprofit has developed a cutting-edge technology that uses olivine sand to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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Facebook planning to change its name, report says
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Apple announces plans for new campus near Culver City train station
Tesla moving Palo Alto headquarters to Austin
Trump wants court to force Twitter to reinstate his account
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How tech at SoCal emergency operations center helps firefighters
Video takes unprecedented view from the inside of a hurricane
Facebook puts 'Instagram Kids' app on hold
UC Irvine team aims to take charge of our battery-powered future
Bosses using 'tattleware' to monitor employees working from home
3D printing with calcium carbonate could restore coral reefs
What3Words: New app helps you locate someone pinpoint accuracy
Mastercard is getting rid of its credit cards' magnetic stripes
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