Journalist Edward Kane's Books

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Kindle E-Book:  "Important Innovations Collection ENERGY

ASIN: B07KM4XLH8


If you enjoy news blogs about innovations, wanted to make you aware of a great read that you can purchase on Amazon and Kindle or borrow for free on Amazon's Kindle Lending Library "Important Innovations:  Energy" by journalist Edward Kane.  It's part of a series of 8 books on the latest innovations across industries that you can access at amazon.com/author/ekane  The books cover the latest, top innovations in robotics, artificial intelligence, travel, medicine/health, environment, augmented reality, smart devices, energy and a lot more.

Paperback Version on Amazon
ISBN-10: 1731411723 ISBN-13: 978-1731411723


The ENERGY book has a five-star rating.  It covers the latest in renewable energy innovation in solar, wind, nuclear fusion, lasers, biobatteries, geothermal, energy kites and much more.  The book is a fun, fast and fascinating read. A great companion read is "How to Improve the Environment" listing the top new innovations targeted at repairing and improving the global environment and reversing global warming.


This can be accessed at ASIN: B07MNJL5J1
and at amazon.com/author/ekane

And for a compendium of the latest, top innovations across industries, check out
ISBN-10: 1797046632 ISBN-13: 978-1797046631


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