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How will trees cope with ever-rising temperatures and extreme heatwaves?
Australian researchers have made an interesting new observation Australian researchers have made an interesting new observationResearchers from New Western Sydney University, based within the Hawkesb...
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World’s first bicycle lane paved with used toilet paper
As it turns out, mixed with other ingredients, the cellulose from TP looks and feels pretty much just like regular asphalt As it turns out, mixed with other ingredients, the cellulose from TP looks a...
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Chile is building Latin America’s longest suspension bridge
The Chacao Bridge is an emblematic project for the country. It is expected to improve quality of life, commerce and tourism for the Island of Chiloe, which will be united with mainland Chile for the f...
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This giant sinkhole on a busy street in Japan was repaired in just 48 hours (vid)
Engineers and construction workers impressed the world with their efficiency Engineers and construction workers impressed the world with their efficiency Read more
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World’s first offshore landfill constructed from the seabed up is located in Singapore
It was designed as a means to overcome land scarcity in the state It was designed as a means to overcome land scarcity in the stateThe small island state of Singapore, covering a total area of 719.9...
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The February Issue of TheStructuralEngineer.info Newsletter has been released!
TheStructuralEngineer.info is excited to announce the February Newsletter Issue#118. TheStructuralEngineer.info is excited to announce the February Newsletter Issue#118. Read more
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Corinth Canal in Greece closed due to landslide (video)
Greece temporarily shut Corinth Canal for marine traffic on Monday, February 26, after intense storms and bad weather caused a rockfall in the area. Greece temporarily shut Corinth Canal for marine t...
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February Issue of the Geoengineer.org Newsletter is out!
Geoengineer.org is excited to announce the February Newsletter Issue#153! Geoengineer.org is excited to announce the February Newsletter Issue#153! Read more
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Last year’s ozone hole was the smallest observed since 1988
More good news: scientists predict it will continue to shrink, although its full recovery is not expected until the middle of the century More good news: scientists predict it will continue to shrink...
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Altair will be the tallest residential towers in Sri Lanka
The iconic towers, one vertical and the other one tilted, will consist of 68 and 64 floors respectively The iconic towers, one vertical and the other one tilted, will consist of 68 and 64 floors resp...
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