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Trump taunted by Putin's top diplomat seconds after Russians arrive in Alaska Vladimir Putin's top diplomat appeared to be taunting President Donald Trump as the Russian arrived in Alaska for a high-stakes summit to discuss the war in Ukraine. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrived Friday morning for the talks wearing a sweater emblazoned with the inscription “CCCP"...

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Ocean wave energy is emerging as a powerful and sustainable source of electricity, and a Portuguese startup is turning this vision into reality. By developing innovative floating buoys, the company has created a way to harness the constant motion of ocean waves to generate clean, renewable energy. These buoys rise and fall with the rhythm of the sea, converting mechanical movement into electrical power using internal hydraulic systems or generators. Since waves are more predictable and consistent than wind or solar energy, this method offers a highly reliable alternative energy source.

What makes this technology even more promising is its minimal environmental footprint. The buoys float offshore without harming marine life or occupying valuable land. As countries around the world search for ways to meet climate goals and reduce fossil fuel dependence, wave energy could play a major role. If scaled successfully, it has the potential to power thousands of coastal homes with zero emissions.