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Fusion energy revolution

THE long held hopes of fusion energy are a step closer after a University of New South Wales-led team has pioneered a way to fuse hydrogen and boron to create electricity directly with no waste matter as the fusion technique produces no neutrons.

Helen Clark
Laser fusion.

Laser fusion.

Unlike coal, gas and nuclear energy created by hydrogen-boron fusion converts directly to electricity.   Previously the process needed temperatures not achievable on Earth: 3 billion degrees Celsius,...

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