AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWater Technology: The Philippines plans to expand solar-powered machines that pull moisture from the air and turn it into drinking water for isolated communities facing El Niño-related shortages. Space Industry: Greece is backing an ICEYE factory designed to produce up to 150 satellites a year, building on the company’s work on the country’s first radar-imaging satellites. Antibiotic Resistance: Flinders University researchers found that tiny, controlled cracks can boost an electrically activated antibacterial coating; after a one-minute charge, more than 80% of tested bacteria were dead within three hours. Dark Energy: The Euclid collaboration has published benchmarks for testing its coming observations, as scientists prepare to examine hints from DESI that dark energy may change over time. Plastic Recycling: EU-funded researchers tested ways to convert contaminated marine plastic into useful materials, including chemicals, fuels and road asphalt. Clean Energy: Malaysian experts say cutting energy waste and improving efficiency should come before investing in green technology; the country aims to raise renewables to 35% of installed power capacity by 2030.
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