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UK pilots Europe’s first bioenergy carbon capture storage (BECCS) project
If successful, it could make the renewable electricity produced at biomass power stations carbon negative If successful, it could make the renewable electricity produced at biomass power stations c...
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Geoengineers to enhance offshore development capabilities
Marine and engineering consultancy LOC Renewables has invested in geological and geotechnical services to underpin technical consulting for offshore wind farm construction. Marine and engineering con...
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Lebanon's mountains are being wiped out
More than 3,000 quarries have ripped apart the mountains and destroyed the natural habitat of Lebanon. More than 3,000 quarries have ripped apart the mountains and destroyed the natural habitat of Le...
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Possible tsunami threat in the Caribbean
An incident similar to the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami might also be a potential risk for the Caribbean region, according to seismologists at the SSA 2018 Annual Meeting. An incident similar to th...
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Is Africa gradually splitting into two sections?
After a huge crack made an appearance in the south-western Kenya, the question that lies is whether Africa is slowly splitting apart. After a huge crack made an appearance in the south-western Kenya,...
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It’s here! Announcing the newly CEE Careers redesigned website
Argo-E is proud to announce the release of the newly redesigned and refreshed CeeCareers website! Argo-E is proud to announce the release of the newly redesigned and refreshed CeeCareers website! R...
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What is the limit of geoengineering in climate change?
A conversation about the boundaries that need to be established in the experiments of geoengineering has began by experts. A conversation about the boundaries that need to be established in the exper...
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Spectacular interchanges around the world
Check these engineering marvels, built to provide solutions to chronic traffic congestion problems Check these engineering marvels, built to provide solutions to chronic traffic congestion problems...
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China’s bike-sharing bubble burst, leading to graveyards of disposed bikes
The supply has vastly outpaced demand and due to the problems caused, the authorities are forced to remove thousands of them The supply has vastly outpaced demand and due to the problems caused, th...
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Melbourne's TBMs almost ready to advance
The biggest tunnel boring machines (TBMs) in the southern hemisphere are on track to arrive in Melbourne on time in early 2019 to build the West Gate Tunnel and Metro Tunnel. The...
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