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Scientists generate ‘electricity from thin air.’ Humidity could be a boundless source of energy, they say.

Doyle Rice, USA TODAYComments Off on Scientists generate ‘electricity from thin air.’ Humidity could be a boundless source of energy, they say.

Since humidity is ever-present, a harvester could run 24/7, rain or shine, at night and whether or not the wind blows.

      
Doyle Rice, USA TODAY
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