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New York City is surrounded by water, with the Hudson and East rivers flanking Manhattan. Those rivers are mostly salt water and undrinkable. Then the question is: How do the millions of people who live there get fresh water? The answer is, well, complicated, to say the least.

Everything from your smartphone to cordless vacuum cleaner uses a lithium-ion battery, and demand is growing as more electric vehicles hit the market. The issue is that there is only so much lithium on the earth, and we may be running out. So what does this mean for the future?

Humans have utilized spider silk for millennia. It has been used by ancient Greeks to treat wounds and anglers as fishing lines. But, what makes it so strong, and how will it be used in the future of technology?

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