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The May Issue of TheStructuralEngineer.info Newsletter has been released !
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World’s-first window blinds that double as solar panels
An ideal alternative for houses on which the installation of roof solar panels is not feasible An ideal alternative for houses on which the installation of roof solar panels is not feasibleAn Ukraini...
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World’s largest tidal power project approved for construction in Indonesia
The $550m project has been welcomed as an alternative energy source to coal The $550m project has been welcomed as an alternative energy source to coalThe Indonesian government has given the green li...
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Elevated seawall to be built for New York flood resilience
The 11.2km-long seawall, stretching from Fort Wadsworth to Oakwood Beach, will protect communities from severe coastal flooding, while creating new wetland habitats and recreational amenities. The 11...
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Gigantic hands emerge from the water to ‘support’ a building in the Venetian Grand Canal
An artistic installation by the sculptor Lorenzo Quinn, titled ‘Support’, was presented on Friday 12 May in the Italian city, as part of the 57th International Art Exhibition ‘La Biennale di Venezia’....
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These green coins is a new way to get people to recycle
Amsterdam innovates on waste management once again! Amsterdam innovates on waste management once again!A pilot project in Amsterdam’s Noord district is running since early 2015, urging residents to...
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300 million tonnes of standard coal per year could be replaced by wind and solar power generation in China by 2030
Renewables could attract investments of up to $782 billion in the country
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Polyethylene-eating caterpillars in the fight against plastic pollution
Their only drawback is that if used too widely, they could harm bee colonies and put crops at risk
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New early warning system could have saved lives during the 2011 Japan tsunami
Simulations assessing how the system would have responded to the 2011 Tohoku earthquake show that a tsunami alarm would have been raised in 7 minutes or less, thus might had saved many of the 22,000 k...
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Massive landslide buries part of California highway (video)
Part of the mountainside went off into the Pacific Ocean, covering up a big part of scenic Highway 1 in Big Sur area, California, on Saturday, May 20th. Part of the mountainside went off into th...
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