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Potential Mosul Dam Failure Puts Millions at Risk
The Mosul Dam on the Tigris River in northern Iraq is the largest Dam in the country and provides power to nearly two million people. According to engineers, the dam is at serious risk of collapse and...
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Portugal runs entirely on renewable energy for 4 days straight, setting a new record
The electricity consumption was fully covered by wind, solar and hydro-generated power for a total of 107 hours The electricity consumption was fully covered by wind, solar and hydro-generated powe...
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Create biogas in your own back yard from organic waste!
A revolutionary household biogas system turns organic waste into clean biogas for cooking A revolutionary household biogas system turns organic waste into clean biogas for cooking HomeBiogas is an...
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The May Issue of the Geoengineer.org Newsletter is out !
Geoengineer.org is excited to announce the May Issue#134 of its monthly Newsletter! Geoengineer.org is excited to announce the May Issue#134 of its monthly Newsletter! Read more
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London's first hydrogen filling station opened its gates
The hydrogen fuel station in Teddington uses excess or 'spare' electricity on the grid to generate industrial-scale electrolysis of water on-site The hydrogen fuel station in Teddington uses excess...
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Art made out of old flip flops found in the sea and waterways
A Kenya-based start-up came up with this original and amusing way to recycle A Kenya-based start-up came up with this original and amusing way to recycle The story begins back in 1998, when Julie...
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Mr. Trash Wheel, in the Baltimore Harbor, can collect up to 17tns of waste per day
Baltimore City, via its ‘Healthy Harbor’ project, is aiming to turn the harbor swimmable and fishable again by 2020 Baltimore City, via its ‘Healthy Harbor’ project, is aimi...
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Germany just generated 95% of the power it needs from renewables
This is quite an achievement for the 4th largest economy in the world and one of the most developed and industrialized nations worldwide This is quite an achievement for the 4th largest economy in...
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This bottle makes water out of light and thin air
It is called Fontus and condensates moisture from the air, turning it into drinkable water using solar power It is called Fontus and condensates moisture from the air, turning it into drinkable wat...
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The May Issue of TheCivilEngineer.org Newsletter is out !
TheCivilEngineer.org is pleased to announce the May issue of our monthly Newsletter! In our May's issue you will find the latest most interesting industry news of interest to Civil Engineers, direc...
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