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What the new ‘Air Quality Atlas for Europe’ reveals
The sources and levels of air pollution in Europe have been mapped The sources and levels of air pollution in Europe have been mappedThe Air Quality Atlas for Europe, developed by the Joint Research...
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Tesla’s battery in South Australia made $1 million in profit in just a few days
The massive battery system moves from showboating to money-making The massive battery system moves from showboating to money-makingIt was last December when Tesla’s 100MW Powerpack battery went onl...
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World Sustainable Energy Days 2018 in Wels, Austria
One of the largest conferences on sustainable energy One of the largest conferences on sustainable energyThis year, the World Sustainable Energy Days will take place in Wels, Austria, from Feb. 28th...
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The January Issue of TheStructuralEngineer.info Newsletter has been released!
TheStructuralEngineer.info is excited to announce the first Newsletter for 2018 Issue#117 TheStructuralEngineer.info is excited to announce the first Newsletter for 2018 Issue#117 Read more
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View from above: World’s longest glass bridge just opened in Hebei, China
The spectacular footpath is 488 meters (1,601 feet) long, breaking the previous record by 58 m (191 feet) The spectacular footpath is 488 meters (1,601 feet) long, breaking the previous record by 58...
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Flexi-Pave: An asphalt replacement that can absorb 3,000 gallons of water per hour
This new material is made of recycled tires, stone and a polyurethane binder This new material is made of recycled tires, stone and a polyurethane binderKBI, a UK-based company, has developed Flexi-P...
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75,000 people evacuated as Mount Mayon volcano erupts in Philippines (video)
Lava is spilling from Mount Mayon volcano in Philippines, covering nearby towns with ash, during a nearly two-week eruption. Lava is spilling from Mount Mayon volcano in Philippines, covering nearby...
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Flats hosted inside water pipes may be a solution to Hong Kong's housing crisis
A local architect, with his ‘Opod Tube Housing’ project, aims to build low-cost, stackable apartments using sections of 2.5m-wide concrete water pipes A local architect, with his ‘Opod Tube Housing’...
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Two Scottish and a Colombian Universities use WhatsApp to predict landslides in Latin America
The researchers have been training a local community living in an area at high risk of landslides to monitor how their main hillside is shifting over time, by sending photos back to them via WhatsApp...
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January Issue of the Geoengineer.org Newsletter is out!
Geoengineer.org is excited to announce the January Newsletter Issue#152! Geoengineer.org is excited to announce the January Newsletter Issue#152! Read more
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