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Deadly M6.6 earthquake hits Kos Island, Greece
Two people have been killed and about 200 have been injured due to the earthquake that occurred near the island of Kos, Greece on Friday, 21 July, 2017. Two people have been killed and about 200 have...
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Renovation of residential quarters in Moscow has been underway, thousands of Soviet-era 5-storey buildings to be demolished
The Russian Duma recently approved the bill (in its final form) concerning Moscow’s residential face-lift. Up to 7,900 aging apartment blocks (a full 10% of the city’s housing) is set to be torn down...
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Calculation Example – Internal forces.
Determine the internal forces at point C. Determine the internal forces at point C. Read more
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Heat and drought have resulted in over 1,000 wildfires that continue to devastate the Italian countryside
Firefighters across Italy have tackled more than 1,000 brush or scrub fires in recent days. Firefighters across Italy have tackled more than 1,000 brush or scrub fires in recent days. 280 fires were...
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The tragedy of Kabwe in Zambia, the world’s most toxic city
Decades of unsafe lead mining and smelting have resulted in the poisoning of multiple generations Decades of unsafe lead mining and smelting have resulted in the poisoning of multiple generationsIn t...
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China inaugurates the world’s largest floating solar farm
The country aspires to lead the international efforts against climate change The country aspires to lead the international efforts against climate change Last May, the world’s largest floating sola...
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Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel: An ‘engineering wonder’ of the modern world
Operating since April 1964, Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel functions both as a bridge and a tunnel, as its name implies. After the $200 million structure's completion, the American Society of Civil Engi...
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Αn artificial island which will generate wind energy for 80 million Europeans is planned to be built in the North Sea
Danish, Dutch and German firms are behind the innovative project Danish, Dutch and German firms are behind the innovative projectThe relatively shallow waters and the optimal wind conditions at Dogge...
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Scientists discovered the reason that allows Roman concrete structures to still stand strong
There are Roman concrete breakwaters built more than 1,500 years ago that still stand strong, maybe even stronger now than they were back then. A team of scientists from USA, China and Italy have disc...
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The July Issue of the Geoengineer.org Newsletter is out !
Geoengineer.org is excited to announce the July Newsletter Issue#146! Geoengineer.org is excited to announce the July Newsletter Issue#146! Read more
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