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World’s first 3D-printed concrete cycle bridge opens in the Netherlands
Last Tuesday, October 17th, the Netherlands inaugurated the world’s first 3D-printed concrete bridge, which is primarily meant to be used by cyclists. The bridge, which crosses a canalized river in th...
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Oxford intends to introduce the world’s first Zero Emission Zone by 2035
The measures come as a response to the high levels of NO2 in the city’s center The measures come as a response to the high levels of NO2 in the city’s centerThe city of Oxford, UK has dangero...
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World’s first floating wind farm powers up offshore Scotland
The world's first floating wind farm recently started to deliver electricity off the coast of Peterhead, Scotland. The world's first floating wind farm recently started to deliver electricity off the...
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A mountain of trash in New Delhi’s Ghazipur landfill
It is 50m tall, spreads over 70 acres and has received 13 million tons of garbage up to now It is 50m tall, spreads over 70 acres and has received 13 million tons of garbage up to nowThe images of th...
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Arabian sedimentary basin simulator launched by Saudi Aramco
The company's first in-house basin simulator is designed to track migration of Saudi Arabia's oil over time and assist efforts to discover new hydrocarbon deposits. The company's first in-house basin...
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An epic observation route 45 metres above the ground
The Treetop Experience, an elevated walk through Glisselfeld Kloster in Haslev, one of Denmark's preserved forests, is scheduled to open next year. The 600-metre-long treetop walkway, together with a...
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Standard triaxial system with built-in digital data acquisition
Standard triaxial System with built-in data acquisition by Controls Group is the ideal compact solution for performing standard triaxial tests such as effective and total stress. Standard triax...
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This geothermal power plant in France takes advantage of heat tapped in deep rock, supplying electricity to 3,000 households
The site was formerly used as a research facility The site was formerly used as a research facilityIn central Europe, 5% of the natural geothermal heat reserves can be found in natural thermal water...
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Storm Ophelia’s winds rip school roof off in Dublin (video)
On the afternoon of October 16th, the roof of Douglas Community School’s PE hall in Cork, Dublin City in Ireland was ripped off by the extreme winds of storm Ophelia. Being a hurricane as it crossed t...
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An innovative Microsoft program to help solve some of the biggest environmental challenges of our time
‘Al for Earth’ is putting artificial intelligence in the hands of researchers and organizations to help them solve important issues related to water, agriculture, biodiversity and climate...
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