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How can we harness the energy potential of seawater?
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Rising tides and rolling waves release massive amounts of energy from the seas and oceans every day. Attempts to harness this energy are nothing new: For decades, engineers have been building tidal power plants, marine turbines and wave energy systems to use the mechanics of water to produce electricity. But adoption of such technology has been marginal.
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